For many years, I have been asking myself why I became a doctor.
I keep coming back to 3 key points that I would like to share with you here:
In my childhood, there was more suffering and pain than joy. This shaped my compassion early on and my desire to help alleviate the pain.
As a young boy, I lived through the last years of the war and can still see the wives and mothers crying over their fallen sons and husbands and felt how the comforting words of my grandfather (mayor) helped people in their time of need.
I was also able to witness how the population, regardless of their superficial or deep faith, went to church every day, crowded together (past machine guns) and returned after church happier and stronger. I was able to experience the effect of true faith in this way.
It left a deep impression on me. Without the all-encompassing love that heals, I would not be able to live out a day in the medical profession.
I soon realized that behind every event (accident, illness) there are one or more triggers as causes. Researching precisely these reasons and causes, at best before they have a negative impact on us, was something I couldn't let go of.
This principle, that every effect has its cause, has now been scientifically confirmed and is treated in therapy with biophysical regulation information therapy.
Based on my many years of experience, I have come to the following realization:
A person becomes ill if they do not observe the laws of nature, the 7 hermetic laws and the commandment of love (God first, then me, then my neighbor). It is my task, from early childhood, to help them to come back into harmony with the laws and to live in harmony with them. This leads to a natural, inner balance of body, soul and spirit.
We can recognize the divinity within us by the example of the baniam tree, which is constantly renewing itself.
Dr. med. Eberhard Weiger
Private practice in Frankenried / Mauerstetten since 2008