Thoughts about the COVID Vaccination

Topic No. 1 - COVID - Topic No. 2 - “already vaccinated?” - Topic No. 3 - Is there any danger or damage?

Everyone is talking about COVID

The events surrounding the corona pandemic have now reached the realm of superlatives. Case numbers, lockdowns and the requirement to wear a mask are omnipresent in the media. This is the subject of controversy everywhere. The social pressure for quick solutions is immense. Therefore, vaccination options are available worldwide.

The world seems to agree: vaccination is THE SOLUTION! There is no criticism of this in the media world. Why actually?

Could it be that vaccination might also be compulsory in Europe? The currently heated mood calls for it, although it cannot be endorsed from an ethical, moral, scientific or political point of view.

Vaccines

Many doctors who have already administered thousands of vaccinations, i.e. who are not opposed to vaccinations, suddenly appear cautious. You are struggling to use a biological vaccine that has been scientifically researched. That has never happened before.

As so-called mRNA vaccines, these vaccines represent a new generation. Note that “Construction plans'’(messengerRNA) for the production of virus proteins are smuggled into body cells, which should stimulate the formation of antibodies against the unwanted virus.

Despite years of research, no such vaccine has ever been approved in humans !!

Logically, in the run-up to the ongoing vaccine development, there have been urgent warnings regarding a careful vaccine evaluation. But under pressure from governments and the public, all the orange and red lights were run over !!

We've all heard about AstraZeneca's vaccine, which has made headlines recently due to the increased number of deaths from coagulation disorders. As a result, this vaccine has been withdrawn from the market in many countries.

Also critical is ADE (Antibody Dependent Enhancement), which leads to the formation of non-neutralizing antibodies. These can then conceal the real viruses like a Trojan horse and thus promote their reproduction, which can then lead the body to serious organ damage via an oversized immune reaction (so-called cytokine storm).

The role of lipid nanoparticles (LNP), which we have already heard a lot about, which actually stabilize the mRNA and enable it to penetrate the body's cells, is somewhat unclear. After the first vaccinations, a drop in white blood cells was observed, which could be explained by the cell destruction mediated by the LNP. In addition, there is the oxidative stress, which promotes cancer formation.

Reactions

Tissue damage as a result of the smallest blood clots, which could be caused directly by the COVID-19 spike protein, is particularly critical. Moderna and Pfizer use their vaccines to program our cells to produce these spike proteins !!

Many people have an allergic reaction to the vaccination, for example with fever and local inflammation. What is more tragic is the initially undetectable development of an autoimmune disease or cancer that can only occur a few years later. Then these ailments will no longer be related to the vaccination.

What we also don't know is the impact vaccination campaigns can have on the spread of a virus.

The COVID vaccines appear to be very effective. Against the current virus variant, they show 90% effectiveness and thus prevent serious disease courses. Unfortunately, they are not fully developed, with several thousand deaths reported in the US and Europe.

What is very worrisome are the reports from the vaccinated old people's homes in Germany, where many deaths are probably due to reduced immune responsiveness.

Uniqueness

What is unique is the fact that it has never been possible in human history to earn so much money in such a short time. Perhaps you can imagine how the interrelationships between marketing and science play a major role in this. We know, for example, that a member of the Swiss Vaccination Commission has received tens thousands of Swiss francs from the pharmaceutical industry in recent years.

Materialism is very popular right now. The medical professionals are challenged to live up to their vows. And more and more we are all forced to make decisions in this regard. To do this, we need an objective, realistic representation of the situation. Hope these thoughts help you (?)

The medical doctors are challenged to live up to their vows.

If our humanity will look back on these years in a few decades - if Jesus' return didn’t happen before - then there will perhaps be a shake of the head similar to what we do when we think of the bloodletting and brain drilling in the Middle Ages!!

Wish you good decisions in these challenging situations.

o Thoughts from the magazine DAS SIGNAL, May 2021, by the CHBAP

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Our motives form our lives

We humans are inquisitive. Where do we come from? Where are we going? We often ask questions about reasons and motives. We don’t want to act before thinking. Inquiring minds want to know “what holds the world together in its innermost self.” (quote from Goethe)

WHY?

We encounter the question “WHY?” in all kinds of situations: in politics, in everyday life, in illness and when facing death.    

Asking “why” questions leads us closer to truth. People who are really interested in truth live in the land of “Why”. Sometimes fear motivates people to ask the question “What if?” This question can also help us find the truth about a situation, but it is often asked in an effort to ease fear.

Sometimes “why” questions about the past can lead us to “what for” answers for the future.

1. All the ways of a man are clean (right) in his own sight!  (Proverbs 16:2)

From earliest childhood most people learn to judge their own decisions as being sound and look for others to blame when failures occur. Even people in deep depressions believe in their ability to make good decisions, when in actuality their thought processes are running in lines completely beyond all logic and common sense. We often ignore helpful counsel from good friends and acquaintances because we think we’re doing the right thing. This phenomenon happens to everybody, healthy and not so healthy. It causes innumerable misunderstandings and conflicts in marriages, families, at work and in almost all our relationships.

Most conflicts are unnecessary. If only we knew ourselves and each other better!

Many people have yet to discover their uniqueness, dignity and beauty. Maybe you could help someone make that discovery!

2. If we want to understand our actions, we must learn to analyze our motives

How can we find out why we do what we do?

• Why am I still tired when I wake up in the morning?

• Why do I react so impatiently when my boss says something?

• Why do I always get a headache when this particular stressful situation arises?

• Why do I always buy too much?

• Why is it so difficult for me to read a book all the way through?

• Why am I unable to lose weight?

• Why do I always eat too much?

• Why do I often walk around with a sad face?

• Why is it hard for me to recognize my own motives?

Has one of these questions struck a chord in your soul?

One could go through each of these questions and look for reasons. Because we are complex creatures, the causes behind our behavior are generally also quite complex. The interconnection between body, mind and spirit is difficult to put one’s finger on, but with some effort, we should at least be able to recognize the most important points.

Fear is the Main Driver

God knows our fears. The Bible is full of reports of encounters in which His first words to a person were, “Fear not." Fear is normal. Actually, almost everything we do, say and think in our everyday lives is somehow motivated by some kind of complex, usually unrecognized fear. It could be fear of loss, rejection or death. Don’t you think it would be a good time to learn to replace all these fears with love and thereby achieve a much higher quality of life?

Fear is a destroyer. It devours us: spirit, mind and body. Don’t let it happen to you!

Irrational Fear

Irrational fears, in my opinion, are completely unnecessary. It can be helpful to search them out and replace them with trust. Here are a few examples:

• "I’m afraid of mice!"

• "I’m afraid of that spider!"

• "I’m afraid of flying!"

• "I’m afraid of snakes!"

• "I’m afraid of touching bugs!"

• "I can’t drive out into an intersection until there are no more cars in sight!"

Other Fears

In a later blog we will have a closer look at the four basic fears. There are different levels of fear. Asking “why” questions can take you a step deeper in your quest to find the truth about it. Each time you ask “why”, you can go down to the next level. The following diagram may be helpful:

The lack of true love is the basic cause of every fear that makes our lives difficult. Theologically, we would call it sin – our escape from the God of love. Once the divine source of love is cut off, fear is the logical consequence. BUT, those who find their way back to that source of love can lose their fears, little by little. Love grows and with it, their quality of life and relationships.

3. When we have discovered our motives, we can treat each other more lovingly.

People who are able to understand and evaluate the behavior of others find it easier to react in a more balanced and positive way.

Love is a matter of understanding and empathizing!

A Family Example:

The oldest son in a family doesn’t like his younger sister and treats her badly. In order to punish him, his mother takes his TV-watching privileges away in an angry and disrespectful tone. This daughter happens to be his mother’s favorite child. His mother doesn’t understand his feelings of jealousy. As the older child, he feels like he has been dethroned and deserted by his mother, not to mention, unloved. Because he sees his sister as the cause of all his woes, his war is against her.

The mother believes her son is mean and so aggressive that she wants to send him away to a home for difficult children. The more she takes her daughter’s side, the worse the boy’s reaction. When the father defends his son, marital conflicts ensue. The whole family atmosphere begins to seethe.

When the mother finally recognizes her son’s motives, she takes steps to improve her relationship with her boy. When he feels more love coming from his mother, his behavior also improves. His attitude softens and the whole family climate brightens.

Children are often the victims of neglect. Later, THEY will becomes adults.

By recognizing motives, we are empowered to help break down the walls erected by misunderstandings.

To understand a person’s life story is to love him or her.

Exceptions: When someone knows another’s story and background, it is much easier to manipulate him or her. Manipulation is easy to recognize in the world of advertising and sales. Because the advertising industry knows what makes people tick, customers are often influenced to buy things they don’t really need. Knowledge is power!

Knowledge without moral restraint can have a negative impact on life and lifestyle! 

It is has always been a challenge for mankind to use knowledge either for noble or selfish ends. The choice for love or destruction is one that every person must make for him- or herself. It is an individual decision and responsibility. Every day of our lives is full of these choices and decisions. Let’s meet the challenge!

Remember:

Self-awareness is the first step toward improvement

In case you should decide to bring more transparency into your life and find out more about your motives and what makes you tick, I would recommend you begin with a strategy of small steps. Today while I was jogging, I realized it’s much easier to jog an uphill slope by taking smaller steps than it is on the level. Endurance is better, which makes the chances of success much higher. And success is what we want, right? By the way, people who jog or get a lot of exercise have an easier time finding the answers they’re looking for. The reason for that is, they have taught themselves not to give up. 

Summary

Our motives move us in a certain direction. Is it the right or wrong direction? When do we act out of fear? When out of love and trust? Do we have the courage to self-reflect and enough humility to question our own motives? Choose an area or a situation in your life you would like to work on. I wish you every success!

“I have a wonderful family! That makes me one of the richest people on earth!”