SOUTHPARK made me wonder..

[Neil Templar]

ok,so i'm not sure where to post this question,so apologies if this is the wrong forum.
watching southpark last night,Cartman gets a kidney removed.it made me wonder about the energy system in our bodies.
when a person donates a kidney,is the energy system disrupted-ie-would the flow of energy come up against an un-removable blockage?
i know that amputees can often still feel their arms(or whatever was taken),but if one of the major organs was to go-what would the result be?

don't worry-i'm not due for any surgery-purely curiosity here..

[Korpo]

Maybe you want to ask Robert. Maybe Robert or Aunt Clair have clairvoyantly observed the energy system of such a person and know more about this. Robert surely must have seen a wide variety of people in his courses. Of course that is true, too, for other people having done enough readings.

If the kidney did not have to be removed because of traumatic damage like through an accident, I would assume it would have already had an energy blockage killing the kidney to begin with. Poses a bit of a hen/egg problem, don't you think?

Oliver

[Tom]

The kidney meridian is still present on both sides.

[Caelrie]

A huna kupua (type of Hawaiian shaman) friend of mine used to work with amputees during WW2. He told me that other than trauma and scarring blockages which can be worked through, losing a physical limb doesn't mean losing an etheric limb. For instance, if you lose an arm, your energy body's arm is still there and can be worked on normally.

[JoSac]

A huna kupua (type of Hawaiian shaman) friend of mine used to work with amputees during WW2. He told me that other than trauma and scarring blockages which can be worked through, losing a physical limb doesn't mean losing an etheric limb. For instance, if you lose an arm, your energy body's arm is still there and can be worked on normally.


Yes, R.B. has also said this.

JS

[ButterflyWoman]

Hmm. I must still have an energetic gallbladder... So that's what causes those weird twinges every now and then. (I am half joking, but I'm also intrigued by this idea; I'm missing not only my gallbladder but also several teeth, which I understand have their own energy fields.)

[Jonathan2525]

I don't know about an organ but I think a purely etheric limb would only stay there for a while (weeks maybe). After that it will probably dissolve.

[ButterflyWoman]

Is the energy body generated anew with every incarnation?

[CFTraveler]

I know this is not really an answer to the question, but I'll do it anyway:
"Energy is not created or destroyed, only transformed."
:D :twisted: :mrgreen:

[ButterflyWoman]

Okay. Is the energy body transformed anew with every incarnation? :lol:

The way my thinking is going is that of gender. I assume that your energy body has provisions for things like ovaries and testicles and so forth. Therefore, if you're male in one life and female in the next, you'd need a bit of... transformation. To make the energy body fit the material one.

Or am I way, way off the track?

[CFTraveler]

Remember that when we are born we have similar attributes (that is, other than genitalia, secondary sexual attributes develop later at puberty, so as children we are virtually morphically the same, so it seems to me that the energy body should be as close as hermaphroditic as it can get. Maybe that's why Jung saw males having an anima and females having an animus- that unexpressed spiritual aspect of us that is of the opposite sex we chose to express.
So IMO gender wouldn't be impressed by the spiritual/energy body, although I suppose there could be a predilection to one-maybe.
I was reading that some Hindu gurus seem to believe (and this answers the question, or at least addresses it of another poster who asked about reincarnation and previous energy work) that all work towards spiritual realization (I'll use the word Yoga here to mean it's original meaning) can refine the energy body to make Kundalini or other energy body effects easier, that is translates to the next life, if the person dies without achieving Samadhi or whatever you want to call it (Nirvana?). However, I don't think I have an opinion about this- yet.

[ButterflyWoman]

I was wondering for the sake of healing, that's all. I'm not even remotely convinced that there is such a thing as gender apart from the physical. And ovaries are in a different location than testicles, so I'm just wondering about the energy flow and so forth.

Leave it to me to fixate on testicles. :roll: :lol: :twisted:

[CFTraveler]

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