The Power Within: Understanding the Connection Between Health and Inner Harmony

The Connection

Dr Biswajit Mohapatra

7/29/20233 min read

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In the journey of life, we often encounter various circumstances, people, and situations that shape our experiences. While some may perceive these occurrences as mere coincidences, a profound concept suggests otherwise.


The idea that "the health we attract to ourselves is what we hold inside us" advocates that our internal state significantly influences our external reality. This notion opens the doors to a deeper understanding of the connection between our inner thoughts and emotions and the state of our physical and mental health. Let’s explore this magnificent system and how the concept of Global Self-Healthcare Education and Research can help us take charge of our well-being.


The Reflection of Our Inner World


Imagine our inner world as a vast landscape, shaped by our beliefs, thoughts, emotions, and attitudes. Just like a mirror, the external circumstances, people, and situations we encounter are a reflection of this inner landscape. If we harbour negativity, fear, and stress within ourselves, we are likely to attract similar energies in our surroundings. On the contrary, embracing positivity, love, and harmony within will invite more favourable and uplifting experiences into our lives.


This principle is not new; ancient spiritual teachings and modern self-help philosophies have long emphasized the power of thoughts and intentions. The Law of Attraction, for instance, posits that like attracts like, meaning that the energy we emit into the universe attracts similar energy back to us.


Understanding the GSHER System


You may be asking how Global Self-Healthcare Education and Research (GSHER) would modify the prevalent disease-oriented notion of healthcare at this stage.


GSHER signifies Gratitude, Self-Love, Harmony, Empathy, and Resilience, which are five pillars that can assist us in cultivating a healthy and pleasant internal state. Let's take a closer look at each component of this revolutionary system:


1. Gratitude: Cultivating gratitude allows us to see the beauty in our life. By focusing on the blessings, both great and small, we can shift our perspective away from our illness and towards health. Not only does gratitude welcome more great experiences, but it has also been proven connected to improved mental and physical health.


2. Self-Love: Accepting oneself unconditionally, flaws and all, is what it means to embrace self-love. When we love ourselves, we lay the groundwork for stronger relationships with others by modelling how we should be treated. Self-love also allows us to make choices that benefit our health.


3. Harmony: Finding inner harmony requires seeking equilibrium in our emotions and behaviours. It entails recognising and resolving internal tensions, as well as encouraging a harmonious coexistence of mind, body, and spirit. Inner peace relieves stress and improves overall health.


4. Empathy: Empathy helps us understand and connect with others on a deeper level. When we practise empathy, we help to create a more caring and supportive world, which benefits our mental and emotional well-being.

5. Resilience: Life is full of problems, and resilience is the instrument that allows us to overcome them. When we acquire resilience, we become better able to traverse low health conditions and emerge healthier on the other side.



Taking Charge of Our Well-Being


The G.S.H.E.R. system reminds us that we hold the power to shape our health and experiences. It empowers us to be active participants in our well-being rather than passive recipients of circumstances. By consciously nurturing gratitude, self-love, harmony, empathy, and resilience, we pave the way for a healthier and more fulfilling life.


Practical Steps to Embrace G.S.H.E.R.


1. Journaling: Maintain a gratitude journal to jot down things you are thankful for every day. This practice will shift your focus towards the positive aspects of life.


2. Self-Care: Prioritize self-care activities that nurture your mind, body, and soul. This can include meditation, exercise, hobbies, or spending time with loved ones.


3. Emotional Awareness: Pay attention to your emotions and thoughts. Practice mindfulness to identify negative patterns and work on transforming them.


4. Acts of Kindness: Engage in acts of kindness towards others. Empathy and compassion not only benefit others but also elevate your sense of well-being.


5. Learn from Challenges: Instead of viewing diseases as roadblocks, see them as opportunities for growth. Embrace resilience as you navigate through tough times.



The idea that the health we attract to ourselves is a reflection of what we hold inside us opens a world of possibilities for personal growth and transformation. The G.S.H.E.R. system serves as a compass, guiding us towards cultivating gratitude, self-love, harmony, empathy, and resilience. Acknowledging the power of our thoughts and emotions, we step into the driver's seat of our well-being. Remember, life's magnificence lies in our ability to shape it from within.


Join the Global Self-Healthcare Education Research and witness the positive changes it brings to your health and your life.



Dr Biswajit Mohapatra

Surgeon, Author,

Health and Wellness Educator,

Healthinfluencer.

Chairman, GSHER





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