A cancer researcher designated two groups of rats. The first group of rats was given tolerance levels of food, light, warmth, space and were also left severely alone, but the other group had optimum light, nice food, warmth, and they were handled everyday with a lot of love and talked to and petted. As a result the second group of rats became very friendly, they were called the ‘happy rats’. This treatment was carried on for many months.
After a few months, the unhappy rats were very aggressive, emotionally neglected and were very angry. The happy rats were very tame now, very friendly, very loving. The researcher them impregnated these rats with a little dose of TB and cancer cells and injected them and carried on with the normal treatment. Within a month, all of the unhappy rats had succumbed to these diseases and died. The happy rats on the other hand had made their immune system so strong that they were able to overcome these deadly diseases and as far as we know are living happily ever after!
Moral – to be happy is not only a desirable state of mind but it is essential to our good health. If we start to look after our minds we actually are protecting our bodies in a very powerful and natural way. We should know exactly what makes us happy and when we think positively, then in a very natural way, the mind becomes stronger, calmer and we become happier and protect ourselves from illnesses by empowering our immune systems.
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