The possible spiritual root of Lou Gehrig’s is a spirit of rejection by a father, deep, deep self-hatred and guilt, fear as in stress and anxiety, the spirit of infirmity, oppression and heaviness, the spirit of death and destruction. [C] Be In Health Global
Please refer to the November 2018 Healed People blog, which includes some basic ministry steps on how to proceed with self-ministry once you know the spiritual roots of a specific physical issue. Most people have no idea how to use spiritual roots information to provide self-ministry that renders the desired results.
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Agent Orange was a defoliant used to destroy plant life in the Vietnamese jungles and force the enemy out into the open. They later found out that it caused a huge number of congenital disabilities, deaths, and other physical issues for the Vietnamese natives. Shortly afterward, the US and European troops started to show the side effects of being in contact with it.
ALS Observations
I’m offering some observations [over 6 years] that provide information to glean insight into ALS’s spiritual roots. In my direct contact with people with ALS, the following are consistencies with little variance.
- Highly driven to succeed and obtain self-worth externally [based on position, accomplishment, power]
- Usually people in positions of authority [business owners, high-ranking executives, high-pressure positions, bearing great responsibility]
- Often financially secure [thus able to support the care of the disease]
- Intellectually above average
- Perfectionism
- Driveness
Because of my profession, I’m required to tread gently as I try to gather additional information from my customers and minister in whatever small way that I can. I wait for the customer to open the door [and their heart] before I can speak Words of Life or ask probing questions. In more than one case, either parent or child also suffered from MS. The self-hatred, self-bitterness, and broken father-son relationship are generational.
The Man, Lou Gehrig
Lou Gehrig was one, if not the greatest, baseball player ever. He played for the Yankees. However, he batted number four in the line, followed by the baseball player George Herman “Babe” Ruth.
Gehrig’s batting numbers and defensive accomplishments are still stunning. If he’d played anywhere else, he’d have been known as the greatest of all time.
So how did a man who was so strong and so consistent die of a disease that turns a person into a weak, degenerating shell of themselves? Let’s glimpse the spiritual roots of Lou Gehrig at the top of this article.
There’s a lot to be learned here. Lou basically lived in Babe Ruth’s shadow [check]. Ruth took all the fame that the media would give him. Gehrig hid in the shadows. The guess is this turned inward to deep, deep self-hatred and guilt [check]. We don’t know his relationship with his father. There are a number of movies you can rent on his life that may help in further understanding how the spiritual roots above were present in his life.
It’s one thing to read spiritual roots simply. The life change comes when you do the actual ministry to clear the spiritual roots, God releases His healing, and a person no longer has to live day-by-day managing health. Health is to be whole, not managed. What will you decide for your own life?
