Re: Hermetic view of allergies

["David Yeh" <ldreamr@...>]

--- In BardonPraxis@yahoogroups.com, "Rawn Clark" <rawnclark@n...> > 
Impacted wisdom teeth are not the result of an astra-mental issue.
> Instead it has to do with human physical evolution and is, in that
> sense, an aspect of our species-karma. There is no "issue to
> resolve" other than working up the nerve to have them yanked out by
> a dentist.

Hello Rawn,

By what means are you distinguishing those health problems that have 
to do with personal astra-mental issues from problems that deal with 
species karma?

Earlier in the last century, a dentist/anthropologist named Weston 
Price did a number of studies on various indigenous populations 
around the globe, focusing on diet and teeth deformations, and found 
that in those populations that stayed with their native diets, tooth 
problems such as tooth decay, misshapen dental arches, and impacted 
teeth were very uncommon. It was solely when the main diet had been 
changed to a more "modern" diet (e.g. with higher sugar and processed-
food content) that teeth problems began to manifest.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but your statement struck me as assuming 
that impacted wisdom teeth are a part of the inevitable progress of 
human evolution; whereas Price's research would seem to indicate that 
on some level tooth problems have to do with individual (though also 
group/social) choices about things like diet. In those terms, 
wouldn't that deal with personal astra-mental issues, even if not 
something easily resolvable?


Thanks,
David (ldreamr)