What You Think and Say, How You Dine and Eat, Shows Who You Are - Excerpt -

 

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What You Think and Say, How You Dine and Eat, Shows Who You Are

 

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Many people are body-centered. They place great value on proper nutrition and on the harmonizing of their body. Such a way of thinking and acting does not bring about any resonance in the soul. The soul, the energy source for a true and healthy life, does not increase in light and strength in this way.

There is another category of people who not only take their life force from food, stimulants and the intake of medicines, but who draw the life force from their fellow man, much like vampires. The victims are those who think and live on the same or similar level of vibration and who have a weaker will than those who likewise seek their refuge in material things or people.

Such weak willed people, who make the opinions and conceptions of their neighbors their own, very often unwittingly give up a part of their own life force to those like them, who have a stronger will and with it influence the weak willed and servile.

The one who willingly lets himself be subjugated by his neighbor, who consciously affirms the opinions and conceptions of others and makes them his own, serves as a slave and at the same time as a fuel pump, so to speak, for those who force their will on him.

Like draws to like, either to stimulate and fortify each other, or to subjugate the weaker willed one and to pull valuable life force from him, perhaps unknowingly. In these or similar ways, many a self-centered person restores his physical potential at the expense of those who are servile to him and who make his opinions and conceptions their own.