Slowly Towards Total Health - Thinking of Dr. Jayadeva's Fourth Death Anniversary

Why Dr. Jayadeva worked so much on curing others

- Kum. Hella Naura

A German proverb says that God’s mills grind slowly. This is in great contrast to present-day mills, especially from 1989 onwards (when the Iron Curtain to the Communist world crumbled and the two Germanys got reunited soon after). Since then, the speed has gone up ever more mercilessly. Only countries on the very lowest steps of the economic ladder, reaching from poverty to senseless riches, cannot take part in a global competitive rat race, which entails exploitation of people and natural resources in spite of lip service to the conservation of nature. Contrary to this, there are sincere Presently psychosomatic an problems might connected also to ethical under corresponding ac conflicts between what they might fee attempts at protecting what is ultimately the material basis of living, i.e., pure air, pure and sufficient water and food for all.

But even optimistically supposing that those essentials are not endangered any further, there is much room for hoping that not only the geographic climate but also an emotional climate gets better. Presently widespread psychosomatic and mental health problems might possibly be connected also to a generally poor ethical understanding and corresponding action or, if not so, to inner conflicts between what many do and what they might feel they