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Wednesday, 7th January 1976, 00:19 hrs
Of course, that is a good thing. But I think we have had enough talking about this subject.
We have been transplanting body parts from the dead into living humans, such as hearts, kidneys and eyes, etc., for years. Should we do this or not?
This is still primitive science which, with a few exceptions, always has very little success.
For example, our scientists also work with transplantation of eyes and other organs. However, these are then transferred to them from the cultivated, living material of the particular life-forms. Therein they have achieved complete successes.
However, eyes, limbs and organs of all kinds are cultivated and transplanted by our scientists because the natural human eye, limbs and organs and the whole cell tissue, etc., cannot be replaced by any technology.
So body organs as well as limbs are not removed from the living or dead in order to be transferred to the living.
Such transplantations involve very great dangers in various forms:
- A risk of the complete destruction of the immune system of the body to which a limb or organ is transplanted by a foreign body.
This means that the body on which the transplantation is performed must be rendered completely defenceless by anaesthetics, toxins, etc., that is, its immune system must be completely destroyed so that it does not repel the transplanted organ or body part.
Thus the body becomes very dangerously susceptible to any external influences, so a very small dust particle can already be enough to endanger the body, so that the life-form dies.
- The foreign fluidal-energies that are inherent in the transplanted part of the foreign body.
This transferred fluidal-energy works with complete certainty against the inherent energies in the body into which they are forcibly transplanted. This creates many dangers as well as bodily and consciousness-degenerating factors.
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