Kyborg Lexicon

Please realize that even the thoughtful study of the contents of this book (Health Lexicon of Esotericism) will lead to a change in your own mental and spiritual attitude. You cannot absorb this background information and simply continue to live as before. I recommend that you read individual sections again and again and think about my suggestions.

Listen to my CDs as required, which deal with various topics of Psychokybernetik, e.g. > “Shankaranama uvaca – the path of pure realization”. In this way, you will gain new insights into the functioning of your body, soul and spirit through different presentations, so that you gain a new understanding of the overall situation of your life. You can then discuss the contents of this book with your friends. Observe other people and their illnesses from this point of view. This will give you further insights. Your own understanding of the mystery of health and illness will become more comprehensive. Perhaps you will be able to solve your own problems or help other people.

Here is a brief overview of how you can best recognize and resolve your own illness situation:

You need the honest willingness to really recognize the cause, because otherwise no form of treatment will lead to health. Learn to master the principle of recognition. Do not pay attention to apparent, superficial causes, such as “inherited” or “infection”. Put the problem and the illness into clear words. Write down a text about it. Only use clear, unambiguous sentences.

• Z. B.: My back hurts when I walk. It’s fine when sitting and lying down.
• Question: Why do you have problems moving forward?
• Or: What do you have inhibitions and fear of?
• Where can’t or don’t want to go?
• The spiritual cause always comes to light if you learn to listen and observe carefully. Then transfer the symptoms to the spiritual level.
• Note the ambiguity of many of our statements, e.g. eye disease. What does the person affected not want to see? What can he not believe, not “perceive”?
• When did your symptoms occur for the first time? Specify the time as precisely as possible. What happened then or shortly before? What changed in your emotional life at that time? For example, a change of job, a pregnancy or the death of a relative. It could just as easily have been a move, starting a new job or buying a new car.
• Perhaps you receive a visit from an important person who is not important to you on the surface, but now you realize that you have been coughing or have a cold ever since.
• What do you get sick of when you have a cold?
• What does this illness prevent you from doing?
• What can you not continue to do?
• What do you not want to or cannot continue in this way?
• Which one-sidedness should be ended here? For example, too much food, too much work or too little sleep.

Most therapies we know today are too brief and fail to achieve the desired goal. If a therapist were to cure a client completely today, many clients would not come back. In the same way, you can’t expect a dentist to teach his clients how to grow new teeth and never come back.

But it is also down to the sick. Most good advice is not followed. Will you use this book consistently to live a healthy, happy and successful life?

No matter how well informed we are, no matter how much we think we know about the background, it can still happen that a person suffers an accident or contracts an illness.

When the problem enters our lives, it is often unwelcome and a shock. But when we eventually get over the problem and study this period in retrospect, we will always discover that we made valuable progress in our personal and character development during this perhaps very difficult time. We would hardly take on something like that voluntarily. But if we are suddenly caught out, we have to accept and overcome the challenge. This is probably the reason why we sometimes fail to foresee bad events and run blindly into them. We would avoid it. Once it is done, you have to finish it.

If you work intensively on self-knowledge, you will be able to solve and avoid many problems yourself. And if you choose the right therapist and counselor, you can work through many other issues yourself.

Then, after clarifying basic problems, we come to the aspect of life that I think is the most enjoyable: we start to live, learn and enjoy life consciously. Then we are our own doctor, our own therapist and the master of our own lives.

After so many years of working with sick people, I retired from counseling in 2001. I ask my readers who are looking for concrete help to study this book conscientiously, discuss it with friends and apply it. That’s why I wrote it.

I think I have made it sufficiently clear that we have to face up to the responsibility of life. We can’t run away at all. So we should do it consciously!

With the right attitude, you are sure to find a good therapist or doctor who will help you where necessary. There are good people when we need them. And if you manage to apply these methods successfully and reorganize your own life, then this is the best basis for helping other people!

Perhaps you will open an institute for counseling and life coaching. If you help other people honestly and conscientiously, this is a safe investment in your own future. Life coaches are needed today more than ever! Our society is not in a good state, but in a phase of upheaval. People need new role models who solve the tasks at hand instead of just talking about them.

In future, I will focus primarily on spiritual teaching, on developing my artistic potential and on shaping life here on earth.

D. Harald Alke wishes you light on your way!