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Chapter 8. The Making of a Seiðman 215<br />
by their inability to address their own fears, and have watched people die from this.<br />
Why this is not addressed by the modern medical profession as being an important<br />
aspect of mental and physical health, I do not know. The general method by the<br />
medical profession for treating fear is to suppress it with drugs. Although it can be<br />
complex and somewhat confusing to deal with, treatment for it especially when it<br />
is successful makes the doctor looked like a miracle worker.<br />
Indwellers are generally recognized by the medical profession as being some for<br />
microorganism which interferes with the normal functioning of the body. Generally<br />
this is also the case for the seiðman. When an indweller is the cause of disease in<br />
individual, I make sure that the individual is under the care of a physician while I am<br />
seeing him. This is very important because the medical profession is very good at<br />
weakening microorganisms. However, why microorganism has invaded individual’s<br />
body at this point in time is rarely addressed by the medical profession. Sometimes<br />
the doctor will address eating habits, social habits, or sleep patterns but beyond<br />
this the physicians rarely go. This is the job of the seiðman.<br />
Let me explain something about microorganisms. I work in a hospital and<br />
our infection control department did a study at one point to determine how many<br />
health-care workers in the hospital had a particular type of pneumonia bacterium<br />
colonized, i.e. living inside them. The specific bacterium was related to MRSA<br />
(methycillin resistant staphalococcus aureous); this is one of the so-called super<br />
pneumonias which response to very few medications and the medicine that is used<br />
to treat it is often dangerous for the patient. They found that 70 percent of all the<br />
people working in direct care had MRSA colonized in the nasal passages. As it turns<br />
out, the reason why none of the health-care workers ever became infected was that<br />
their bodies and their minds were in good health; this only when the health begins<br />
to fail that the disease, the indweller, is able to take hold.<br />
Most people inhale hundreds of virii everyday and they do not become ill. Simple<br />
contact with indwellers does not produce disease. Now we’re back to my original<br />
point: Germs do not cause disease. The process for ending up with a disease which is<br />
caused by an indweller is fairly simple. The individual must be unhealthy physically<br />
and/or mentally in the first place. Curing a disease of this type is a two-pronged<br />
approach.<br />
The first prong should be the area of physicians. I work with physicians daily and<br />
other capabilities. From my point of view a physician is a poisoner. It is their job<br />
to go in and find out what type of microorganisms are living inside the individual<br />
resulting in the current set of problems, and then they look through the PDR,<br />
Physician’s (Poisoner’s) Desk Reference, to determine which type of medication<br />
will poison the specific microorganism. Physicians, contrary to common New Age<br />
belief, are an important asset to the field of physical health; they should never be