His Majesty: Spiritual Epigenetics and Dyslexia Part III

In "Epigenetics and Dyslexia Parts I & II," I intentionally excluded the Pineal Gland cells and immune cells in the gut to focus on other aspects of the relationship between epigenetics and dyslexia. Pineal gland cells produce melatonin, which plays a crucial role in sleep regulation, while immune cells in the gut, such as lymphocytes, regulate immune responses and inflammation. Both of these processes are important for overall health and well-being, including for neurodivergent individuals.

However, the emphasis of my study has been on understanding how prominent figures such as Mother Teresa, John Locke, and many other great apostles, disciples, and prophets have suffered greatly during their lifetimes, particularly from lack of sleep and illness. These individuals faced numerous trials as they pursued their callings and missions, often without the harmony of balance between their Sacred personhood and Divine influences.

This article explores how their struggles with sleep and health, alongside their dedication to their faith and missions, reveal the complexity of achieving a balance between their spiritual and physical well-being. By examining their lives, we can gain insight into the challenges they faced and the resilience they demonstrated in their journeys. This understanding can provide us with a deeper appreciation of the intricate interplay between the spiritual and physical aspects of our lives. Those individuals with Dyslexia may face secondary challenges beyond their primary condition, which can involve various physiological and cellular processes. Here are the 10 secondary conditions listed in the previous response and the cells associated with each condition:

1. Anxiety- rely of His Omnipotence (All-powerful) nature
2. Depression- rely on the Holy Zeal of God 
3. Sleep Disorders- rely on Being Born-again and Him being Omnipresent
4. Sensory Processing Issues- rely on the Wisdom of God
5. Gastrointestinal Issues- rely on the Gift of Revelation 
6. Executive Functioning Difficulties- rely on the Divine Sovereignty 
7. Social and Communication Challenges- rely on His Steadfast love (also Rock, Anchor and His Wisdom including discernment and prudence)
8. Co-occurring Conditions such as migraines- rely on the Holiness of God (including Divine courage, attitudes, and actions)
9. Chronic Pain such as autoimmune diseases- rely on God's Omniscience (All-knowing) nature
10. Self-Esteem Issues- rely of His Omnipotence (All-powerful) nature

Why are you still suffering? You are Sacred. The cells involved in the secondary challenges faced by neurodivergent individuals play crucial roles in the physiological and neurological processes that underlie various conditions such as anxiety, depression, sleep disorders, and more. By understanding how different cells, including neurons, glial cells, and immune cells, contribute to these challenges, researchers, and healthcare professionals can develop targeted interventions and support systems tailored to the needs of neurodivergent individuals. The content emphasizes the importance of glial cell function, particularly in the gut and central nervous system (CNS). As, glial cells play crucial roles in supporting neurons, regulating the extracellular environment, and maintaining overall brain health. Glial cell dysfunction has been implicated in a range of neurological and neurodevelopmental disorders, suggesting a potential link to neurodiversity. These interventions may involve medications, therapies, or lifestyle changes designed to address specific cellular and molecular imbalances.

Incorporating the concept of spiritual epigenetics can provide a holistic approach to managing these challenges. Trusting in being uplifted by His Mighty Hands—through faith and spiritual practices—can offer emotional support and resilience. This spiritual perspective can complement medical interventions and provide neurodivergent individuals with a sense of peace, comfort, and purpose as they navigate life's challenges.

Believing in the protection and sustenance of God can foster hope and courage, which can be especially valuable for neurodivergent individuals dealing with secondary challenges. Faith in His Victory and Might can inspire strength and perseverance, empowering individuals to face their struggles with confidence and grace. This spiritual foundation can play a significant role in promoting overall well-being and resilience for those who embrace it.

Moses, had speaking issues of some sort where his brother Aaron had to speak for him, and experienced significant hardships and challenges throughout his life. His story, as recorded in the Old Testament, is marked by both triumphs and trials as he led the Israelites out of slavery in Egypt and guided them toward the Promised Land. Here are some of the key struggles Moses faced:

1. Early Life and Identity: Moses was born into slavery as an Israelite in Egypt but was raised in the Egyptian royal household. This dual identity created a complex upbringing and later influenced his sense of justice and compassion for the plight of his people.
2. Exile and Call: After killing an Egyptian who was mistreating an Israelite, Moses fled into exile in Midian to escape punishment. He lived as a shepherd for many years before encountering the burning bush, where God called him to lead the Israelites out of Egypt.
3. Leadership Challenges: As the leader of the Israelites, Moses faced numerous difficulties, including persuading Pharaoh to release the Israelites, dealing with the Israelites' complaints and lack of faith, and guiding them through the wilderness for 40 years.
4. Intercession for the People: Moses often had to intercede on behalf of the Israelites when they turned away from God, pleading for mercy and forgiveness for their sins. This responsibility weighed heavily on him at times.
5. Personal Struggles: Moses experienced moments of self-doubt and frustration, particularly when the Israelites repeatedly disobeyed God's commands. His temper sometimes got the best of him, as seen in the incident where he struck the rock to bring forth water, which led to his punishment of not being allowed to enter the Promised Land.

Mother Teresa, John Locke, and many other great apostles, disciples, and prophets have indeed suffered much during their lifetimes. Their lives and legacies are often marked by trials and challenges, both physical and emotional, as they dedicated themselves to their respective missions and callings. Here's a brief overview of some of the hardships they faced:

1. Mother Teresa: Known for her selfless work among the poorest of the poor, Mother Teresa experienced significant challenges. She faced physical exhaustion and emotional strain as she worked tirelessly to care for the sick and dying in Calcutta. Additionally, she endured periods of deep spiritual doubt and darkness, which she kept largely private but later shared in her writings.
2. John Locke: A philosopher known for his contributions to political theory and the development of modern democracy, Locke faced personal and professional challenges. He lived in politically tumultuous times and had to flee England for his own safety due to his opposition to certain political powers. His health was also fragile, and he experienced significant illnesses throughout his life.
3. Apostles and Disciples: The apostles and disciples of Jesus such as Paul faced numerous hardships, including persecution, imprisonment, and even martyrdom for their faith. They traveled extensively, often enduring difficult and dangerous journeys to spread the message of the gospel.
4. Prophets: Many biblical prophets, such as Isaiah, Jeremiah, and Ezekiel, faced rejection, ridicule, and persecution for speaking God's truth. They often endured isolation, suffering, and even threats to their lives as they carried out their divine missions.

These individuals' willingness to endure suffering and challenges highlights their deep commitment to their faith, beliefs, and callings. Their lives serve as examples of perseverance, resilience, and faithfulness in the face of adversity, inspiring others to continue on their own paths of faith and service. Despite these challenges, Moses remained faithful to his calling and to God. He is remembered as a humble and dedicated leader who played a pivotal role in the history of the Israelites and the unfolding of God's plan. His life serves as an example of perseverance and obedience in the face of adversity.

Hands of the Lord God Almighty

Spiritual epigenetics involves the complex interplay between one's Sacred personhood and Divine influences. By nurturing your spiritual journey and connecting with Him, you can experience transformative changes that go beyond the physical and mental realms. This approach encourages the integration of faith, beliefs, and spiritual practices into your everyday life, which can lead to positive changes in your genetic expression and overall well-being.

Balancing your Sacred personhood and Divine influences requires a commitment to self-awareness, introspection, and spiritual growth. By recognizing the sanctity of your unique personhood and embracing the Divine influences that guide you, you can align yourself with Jesus and live in harmony with your true self. This balance can bring about profound changes in your emotional, mental, and physical health, as well as foster resilience and inner peace.

Ultimately, spiritual epigenetics emphasizes the need to find Divine equilibrium between your individuality and the divine guidance you receive. This balance allows you to tap into your full potential, live with intention and purpose, and cultivate a sense of connection to something greater than yourself. By doing so, you can achieve a deeper understanding of your path and the impact your spiritual practices have on your life and genetic expression. 

Spiritual epigenetics involves the complex and beautiful balance between our Sacred personhood and Divine influences. This dynamic process requires aligning your energies and experiences with God's omnipotence and transfiguration. As you explore your spiritual journey, finding harmony between the different aspects of your being and the Divine attributes of God becomes essential. In terms of the four elements, each element brings its own qualities that need to be balanced with divine attributes:

• Fire: Balancing your green-grace with gold-mercy allows you to find equilibrium in expressing your passion and holy zeal. This alignment leads to transformative experiences and connections with God's transfiguration, being born-again.
• Air: By balancing yellow-comfort with yellow-reassurance, you can harmonize your energy with God's omnipotence (all-powerful). This promotes a blend of your intellect and the wisdom of God, along with your communication and the gift of revelation.
• Earth: Harmonizing green-guidance with blue-direction offers clarity in balancing your freedom with divine sovereignty. Grounding yourself in practicality and aligning it with God's transfiguration (being born-again) allows you to build on the stability and steadfastness of God as your Rock and Anchor. Plus, the Wisdom of God, which is discernment and prudence. 
• Water: Balancing blue-strength with yellow-empowerment promotes resilience and adaptability, aligning your emotions with the holiness of God. This alignment also enhances your insights, which should reflect God's omniscience (all-knowing), providing a stable foundation for your spiritual growth.

In essence, spiritual epigenetics is about navigating the delicate balance between the various aspects of your personhood and the Divine qualities of God. This integration fosters a deep connection with the divine and nurtures your spiritual growth and transformation, empowering you to live a life aligned with God's purpose and design.

(Fire) Green-Grace balance Gold-Mercy & (Air) yellow-Comfort balance  yellow- Reassurance

• your energy and God’s omnipotence (All-powerful)
• your passion and Holy Zeal
• your transformation and His transfiguration (born-again, Omnipresent nature)

• your intellect and Wisdom of God
• your communication and the Gift of Revelation
• your freedom and Divine Sovereignty

(Earth) Green- Guidance  balance  Blue - Direction & (Water) Blue- Strength balance Yellow- Empowerment

• your stability and God’s Steadfastness
• your groundless and His Stability: Rock, Anchor
• your practicality and His Wisdom (Discernment and Prudence)

• your emotions and Holiness of God
• your insights and God’s omniscience (All-knowing)
• your adaptability and God’s omnipotence (All-powerful)