Invent to Prevent Coronavirus

"When you have a problem or question that worries you, you can try to find a solution during your sleep by writing it down on a piece of paper and putting the paper under your pillow... You will certainly get an answer in the form of a sensation or a thought that crosses your mind when you wake up... Going to sleep with a specific question on one's mind, triggers certain psychic mechanisms in the subconscious. In fact, many researchers admit that solutions to problems have sometimes come to them in their sleep." --Omraam Mikhael Aivanhov, "Looking into the Invisible," pp. 178-179.

The word "invent" is from the Latin (venire) 'to come' and (in) 'within'. Many inventions (sewing machine; AC power; structure of the atom, DNA, and benzene molecule; and the periodic table) were the result of the inventor going within during sleep or meditation and discovering new knowledge. Scientists look without through a microscope, their bare or bespectacled eyes, or a telescope to try to find answers to problems. But they should look within to the source of wisdom and knowledge. They can certainly discover facts and figures by observing creation, but they will not know the whole truth.

For example, they may spend thousands of hours in dozens of experiments to finally develop a vaccine for the coronavirus after millions of people have died from it. But if they had gone within to the source of wisdom and truth, they would have discovered, as Ben Franklin advised, that "an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure." By prevention, I don't mean just social distancing, frequent washing of hands, and avoiding touching the face, although those are important.

"Prevention" also contains the Latin root (venire) 'to come' and (prae) 'before'. It means something that comes before to keep from happening. Webster defines it as "a stopping or keeping from happening, as by some prior action or by interposing an obstacle or impediment (to prevent disease)."

It has been reported that 95% of the people who have died from coronavirus have compromised immune systems from poor diet and lifestyle habits (smoking, drinking, drugging, and lack of exercise). Thus, there's no need to wait for a magic pill or vaccine to cure coronavirus. Go within and discover what you must do to strengthen your immune system to prevent it. After I meditated on it, I thought of search terms that led me to a recent research report by scientists at Stanford that identified five natural compounds that may help in preventing coronavirus infection. The report can be downloaded at https://www.preprints.org/manuscript/202001.0358/v3/download. Three of the compounds you can find at a grocery store: soy milk or soy sauce, citrus fruit, and licorice root (not the candy but the powder).