12-02-2018, 10:01 AM
Unfortunately, I’ve had much problems with my teeth in this life. I’ve had to get a few pulled and I need to get a few more pulled this week: I can trace this decay back to when I was doing drugs. The drugs were sapping calcium from my teeth creating cavities.
Anyway, I wonder if there is a metaphysical basis for triggering tooth pain? All of sudden yesterday in the evening, a toothache started flaring up. It was very painful but started to go away as bed time approach, and the ache is gone today.
What I’m thinking is... we take upon ourselves greater responsibility for how we live our lives when we start spiritually seeking consciously. Earlier that day, I had gotten angry and started cursing aloud. Not directly to the person who acted as catalyst, but I still sounded the words. I’ve told myself that no matter how angry I get I don’t want to curse people aloud because I don’t want to affect or harm that person unintentionally. (Not by emotional pain of being yelled or cursed at, but by the directed intentions and concretness of sounding the words. If that makes any sense...)
I wonder if that was the reason this toothache flared up out of nowhere and paralyzed me in pain. I was playing a video game and I signed off and sat in bed miserably hoping it would go away. It’s Sunday so I was afraid of having to be in pain the rest of the weekend until I could go to the dentist on Monday.
I’m going to get them pulled because I absolutely hate toothaches and I don’t want to risk this happening again. Getting these teeth pulled should account for the damage I did years ago being careless. Only one side of my mouth was really affected.
This saddens me
thanks for listening, and please share your opinions if you have any
Anyway, I wonder if there is a metaphysical basis for triggering tooth pain? All of sudden yesterday in the evening, a toothache started flaring up. It was very painful but started to go away as bed time approach, and the ache is gone today.
What I’m thinking is... we take upon ourselves greater responsibility for how we live our lives when we start spiritually seeking consciously. Earlier that day, I had gotten angry and started cursing aloud. Not directly to the person who acted as catalyst, but I still sounded the words. I’ve told myself that no matter how angry I get I don’t want to curse people aloud because I don’t want to affect or harm that person unintentionally. (Not by emotional pain of being yelled or cursed at, but by the directed intentions and concretness of sounding the words. If that makes any sense...)
I wonder if that was the reason this toothache flared up out of nowhere and paralyzed me in pain. I was playing a video game and I signed off and sat in bed miserably hoping it would go away. It’s Sunday so I was afraid of having to be in pain the rest of the weekend until I could go to the dentist on Monday.
I’m going to get them pulled because I absolutely hate toothaches and I don’t want to risk this happening again. Getting these teeth pulled should account for the damage I did years ago being careless. Only one side of my mouth was really affected.
This saddens me
thanks for listening, and please share your opinions if you have any