Are you going to take the vaccine?

[Diana]

I personally do have faith in my body's ability to adapt and heal itself. Maybe though that's the luxury of being someone with a good immune system. In the case it went bad when contracting the virus, I would still try see an opportunity for spiritual development and meditation when facing the catalyst. I believe Agua's story about having the virus, although a bit hellish, had that kind of attitude of making use the presented opportunity.

Then again, it is for everyone to know their limits and what they can or cannot have faith it. So I'm not really judging nor telling anyone what to do, I merely commented on what I thought having faith in the Logos really means.

Yeah, this clarification is close to my thinking. I agree that having a good immune system, and good health as I said earlier, likely makes this attitude easier. But I too hope that I "would still try see an opportunity for spiritual development and meditation when facing the catalyst." But that is me. And like Minyatur, I have no judgments about others' choices.

@Steppingfeet: I agree that whatever humankind comes up with in terms of technology or medicine can be a tool. I think the basic idea is that they are tools to use if wanted or needed. But—as is obvious—the tools developed by humankind are not all that is available for healing or any other endeavor.

And it all comes with complexity. For example, genetic research and manipulation may be such a great boon to us regarding genetic anomalies and mutations, predispositions to disease. But at the same time who knows what certain mad scientists are doing with this research. And, it will be interesting to see how this evolves alongside the idea of connecting to intelligent infinity and utilizing intelligent energy.