10.5. Duties of Genetic Programmes

The brain creates additional commanding souls and forms the co-commanding ego, so that they jointly conduct the organism. In spiritually developed individuals, the soul makes assessments on the basis of experience gained in past lives and, in positive cases, enables ego to realise individual orders. The brain itself decides whether the commands of the soul and ego are useful. Some commands are realised spontaneously, regardless of the soul and ego. This refers to orders that maintain the normal operation of all functions of a person. All programmes defining the functioning of the organism are formed at conception and are written in the DNA structure. Each cell has a set of all programmes for the whole organism, which take care that the organs and system of the body function correctly. The soul controls everything. It realises the commands by activating, through the brain, the genetic programmes for the functioning of our organs, systems and the whole organism.

The direct connection of the soul with genetic programmes via the brain allows correct realisation of all programmes, which guarantees a healthy functioning of the organism. Genetic programmes are similar to computer programmes which realise certain operations needed for the performance of certain activities. For example, a computer programme for writing texts is activated by typing on the keyboard. We write the text, save it in the memory and put it on paper by means of a printer. The programme for writing must include all operations and commands, clearly defined and transmitted via the processor, so that the whole process of writing and printing can be carried out correctly. In the same way, via the brain, the soul’s commands activate the programmes for the functioning of all elements in the organism.

Let us take the kidneys as an example. Through the brain, the soul activates the genetic programme for the kidneys. It keeps control over its functioning throughout the life. Damage to the genetic programme of the kidneys which can be caused by viruses which destroy the genetic sequences and ruin the programme results in obstructions to their functioning and the kidneys begin to function incorrectly in proportion to the damage. In the physical body, this incorrect functioning of the kidneys due to damaged genes is manifested as disease. In the case of disease, the brain, which controls the functioning of the genetic programme, does not correct the damage. It does not recognise damage, and disease begins to develop. In the end, the kidneys are damaged or destroyed. When the working programme is damaged, the kidneys operate at another level, at some other frequency, and lose the supply of life-cosmic energy, and thus the disease also develops faster at the level of energy.