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Our mind is the sergeant, who constantly gives orders to our army of cells. One day it begins to act ...

How do we store data? What happens when we think or speak?
Our thoughts and words are energy-forms that belong to us. They become images in our consciousness and subconscious and in our soul. What we move in our consciousness is stored not only by our subconscious and by our soul, but also by our cells and the corresponding repository planets in the material cosmos and the cosmos of the purification planes. From the time of the procreation of an emerging human being, cells and cellular tissues are formed. The physical body develops; it becomes an army of cells, so to speak. On the one hand, the cells carry the information from the parents’ genes; on the other hand, they also carry the corresponding inputs from the child’s soul for this life on earth.
The newborn person, the baby, is trained very gradually by the soul that dwells in it and by its surroundings – beginning with the parents’ behavior. The first sensory impressions are the first information that is passed on by the brain to the cells. The first programs of perception and behavior, the motive programs for the person, form from this.
When the baby is several months old, it begins to very gradually perceive its surroundings more closely. Via its senses, it takes in what it is able to perceive after a few months of life. The small person stores the reactions of its perceptions in its consciousness, that is, in its brain, and in the corresponding cells of its body. And so, one can say that a human being inputs from the cradle to the grave, first his consciousness inputs into his body cells, then later his consciousness inputs into his subconscious, the cells of his body and his soul. At the same time, he also moves his inputs through his unceasing feeling, sensing, thinking, speaking and acting. During the course of development of a human being, the consciousness, the mind, becomes a sergeant, so to speak, who issues the orders to the body’s cell army.
Many things can be illustrated by the image of the sergeant and the cell army. Let us imagine an army of soldiers who have to carry out what the sergeant has drilled into them.
In order to carry out a campaign, for example, to repel the “enemy,” soldiers are first needed. A certain number of soldiers forms an army. The army of soldiers has to first be trained in obedience and to follow certain commands. For this, a superior officer is necessary who gives the army of soldiers the information, that is, who trains them in discipline and in the application of war equipment or as auxiliary troops. And so, the army is trained, until every soldier masters the instructions of the trainer, the sergeant, and is able to carry them out.
It is similar with our cell state. The sergeant is our mind – it is what we are, our consciousness. Unceasingly, we give orders to our cell army. We train our cells to carry out what we order them to do.
Our instructions to our cells and cellular tissues, that is, to our cell army, are the contents of our feelings, of our sensing, thinking, speaking and acting. We could also say that we shape our body cells and input our programs in them through what takes place energetically in us as negativity, for instance, through malice, envy, resentment, through being self-opinionated and wanting to dominate, through accusations, the desire for revenge and the like. What is decisive is not what we show, speak or do outwardly, but what our thoughts, words and deeds bear within as a negative quality of energy. The often concealed underlying meaning, the true intentions and underhanded actions, which are behind the five human motive components – feeling, sensing, thinking, speaking and acting – are the commands, as it were, that wait to be discharged in our cells like time-fused charges.
When our cell army is supplied and trained with enough information, it begins to act. It carries out what we have predetermined for the cells. The action-ready “soldiers,” our cells programmed with explosive energy, do not, however, start right away to do what we have drilled into them. The “starting shot,” the command to begin, is issued by another command center, for our cells are also in communication with our soul and the corresponding repository planets, in which certain energy potentials were stored by us. The cell army waits until the planetary constellations become active, in which parts of our sinful inputs are active. If one day a constellation irradiates the person, then the command therein begins to act. First, the cell army becomes uneasy. This uneasiness is the forerunner of an approaching effect in and on our body, which we could recognize in the course of our day if we would observe ourselves critically. It can be an internal irritation that goes along with certain feelings, thoughts or memory images. The warning hints, the forerunners, can also come to us externally, in so-called coincidences like unpleasant encounters, in slight complaints, in that we just escape a traffic accident or that we fall down some stairs and sprain our leg.
Such incidents show the person, who consciously lives his day, who does not blame his neighbor or coincidence or bad luck, thus silencing his conscience, what is in the offing: that one of his causes is in the process of coming to effect.
If we do not pay attention to the signs, if we do not recognize and clear up what we have at some point done to others, our guilt, then the army of cells strikes out and carries out a part of what we had entered into it years, decades or perhaps even incarnations ago, that is, what we gave it as a command. And so, each one of us is like a sergeant, or an army commander who leads the cell army in a certain direction. Negative inputs – feelings, sensations, thoughts, words and actions directed against our fellow man, that is, unkind actions – come into effect as illness, need, and further misery, if they are not recognized, repented and cleared up by us in time. It is in our own hands whether such energies become effective in our life or whether the Spirit of God is able to radiate throughout us more and more and to turn our life toward the good.

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