Moderation in all things

I was thinking today a stance to better deal with Medical PTSD and it seems like the statement "Moderation in all things" might be the best.

Extreme stances often might lead to a person's death during medical PTSD. Things like Panic and freaking out only tend to makes things worse. So, finding a way to stay calm while observing what is happening inside of you and around you seems to be the best way to handle medical PTSD.

I cannot speak for wartime PTSD at all because I have never experienced that. But, near death experiences from medical situations I have experienced a lot since about 1998 when I was 50 and almost died for about 9 months from a heart virus. I was the only one in California I knew of at the time who actually survived this kind of heart virus simply because I knew how to do a disconnection meditation I learned from Tibetan Lamas in order to stay calm while I passed out from not enough oxygen in my blood to stay conscious during this medical ordeal. Because if you passed out and panicked like most people would this would cause a chain reaction that caused their deaths. So, every time I fainted unconscious often on the floor wherever I was I went into a disconnection type of meditation so I wouldn't trigger my physical death.

So, one way to survive extreme situations is to find a way to stay calm. For me, it is about living with the angels and often when I asked them if I was dying they would tell me that whatever was happening was only temporary. So, because of the Angels surrounding me I have kept surviving situations that might have killed most people.

So, I would recommend making friends with the angels so you can better survive medical emergencies too.

By God's Grace 

Moderation in All Things

Why?

Because all the things you think are so ultimately important today likely won't be 10 or 20 years from now.

What is the most important thing?

Likely that you stay alive to see everything that happens during your 100 years or more here on earth.

Why Moderation?

Because moderation in all things will tend to keep you alive the longest.

The more extreme you are about ANYTHING the more likely you are going to die young.

So, be as kind as you can be to yourselves and others because this not only makes everyone else's life better but also your own life better too.

Just remember that all the things that are so important to you today you likely are going to laugh about 20 or 30 years from now (except for the well being of your relatives and good friends).

Why?

Because this is just the way life actually is ongoing.