Perception of Pain and Gaining Health in the World and the Hereafter

Perception of pain and gaining health in the world and hereafter

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How Does Perception of Pain help Us Understand Our True Self Better?

All of us have experienced pain. We know that it is commonly caused by pressures and various types of disorders, but the pain we want to discuss here is a little different. We want to explore pain and the philosophy of its perception from the perspective of the fetus in the mother’s womb. We mean the pain that arises due to the improper development of the fetus’s organs (tools) in the mother’s womb and immediately manifests itself with the birth of the child and his incompatibility with the living conditions of the world.

According to the Law of Proportion, the relation between the mother’s womb and the world is like the relation between the world and the hereafter. So just as the child feels pain due to not building proper tools, we will also feel pain upon entering the hereafter. In fact, we have no choice but enduring the pains caused by not being compatible with the conditions of the hereafter since we have not built tools that will be used in the hereafter. In this article, we will examine the fetus’s capability for perception of pain and discuss why the pain exists in the womb environment.

The Capability for Perception of Pain

Many of the physical pains we experience in this world result from birth defects or what we have prepared the ground for before birth. For example, we may have a sensitive stomach due to the improper development of organs during the fetal period. Such a sensitive stomach causes acid reflux and thus discomfort to us. Or our thyroid gland may be unable to properly regulate the thyroid hormone secretion, causing problems for regulating our body’s metabolism.

As long as the fetus is in the mother’s womb, he does not feel the pain of not making tools. However, it does not mean that his pain receptors are inactive. Rather, because there are some problems with the tools that are not useful in the mother’s womb, he does not notice these problems; in other words, he does not care about them. For instance, it makes no difference for a fetus to have one leg or two legs because he does not have the space to walk or run in the mother’s womb. It is only upon entering the world that he experiences pain and suffering due to not having two healthy legs. Similarly, having healthy lungs is not very important for the fetus because he receives oxygen through the placenta via the mother’s blood, but after birth, not having healthy lungs certainly leads to pain, suffering, or even death.

In reality, in this world, we are not aware of the pain resulting from not having the tools that we will need in the hereafter. Being ill-tempered, telling lies, jealousy, arrogance, and so on, do not inflict any pain in this world. Therefore, we may be indifferent to them, but when we are born into the hereafter, we will encounter the pains which are the result of making improper tools and realize to what extent incompatibility with the conditions of the hereafter will be agonizing.

The Reason for the Existence of Pain in the Womb Environment

We stated that the fetus in the mother’s womb has no perception of pain resulting from not making tools; because he has not yet experienced the living conditions of the world, he may not even realize the defects in the tools he has made. Meanwhile, the mother and physician constantly check the process of making tools and the fetus’s growth and development. They do certain tests and take special care of the fetus to make sure he is fine. If the fetus is diagnosed with an illness, they prefer to treat it within the womb.

In previous lessons, we indicated that the mother’s womb is the best place for fetal therapy due to its greater tool-making and constructive capability compared to the world. In fact, the fetus feels pain during surgery in the womb, but he does not know the philosophy of the perception of pain. For this reason, naturally, he hates the perception of pain and has no desire for treatment because he is not yet familiar with the living conditions of the world and does not understand the importance of healthy limbs and organs. We are in a similar situation in the womb of the world. In fact, we are in danger of making improper tools for the hereafter while we live in the womb of the world. So, God, who observes the process of our growth and development and making tools in the womb of the world, improves our existential structure by creating pain and pressure in different aspects of our lives in the womb of the world. As the womb of world has a higher capability to make tools compared to the hereafter, resolving our soul’s problems is much easier in the world.

We usually feel the pain and pressures that are inflicted on us, but we do not easily understand the reason for these pains. Most of us usually complain of the ups and downs of worldly life and its problems because we do not truly know our true self. We define ourselves based on gender, titles, and positions, and in general, worldly conventions. As a result, we get upset by these pains. If we understand the philosophy behind these pains, we will realize that these pressures do not harm our true self. In fact, they are the means to shape our soul in accordance with the conditions of the hereafter. The only difference between us and the fetus is that we make our tools of our own free will. We have been reminded of the necessity of making tools for the hereafter. Through the Law of Proportion and precise mathematics of the world, we have been made aware of the importance of making tools for the hereafter.

In this article, we looked at the concept of perception of pain from the perspective of the fetus who makes tools to use them in the world. We stated that the fetus does not perceive the pain of not making tools in the womb. We are also in similar conditions in the womb of the world and are not aware of the pain of not making tools for the hereafter. We discussed the philosophy of pain that the fetus may endure to improve his tool-making process in the mother’s womb. In the end, we stated that because we are not familiar with our true self, we do not understand the philosophy of pain caused by the pressures in the womb of the world.

If this article has changed your perspective on the pains and problems of the world, we would be happy if you could share your thoughts with us.

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