Dear Hasbeen,

<<if they had not stuck that artificial stent in the artery in my heart, my spirit would have been buried along with the rest of me, quite a few years ago.>>

No wonder it was they who stuck that artificial stent in your artery - for the laws of Australia prohibit anyone else from doing so or any other act that resembles a medical operation, hence you had no choice.

Registered doctors who fail are not punished, while others are punished severely even if they succeed. That is not a plane-level field!

There will soon be (if not already) signs at the next Hippy Market/Fair advertising Epigenetics courses and if combined with Aroma Therapy, you'll not only feel good but smell good as well.

Hasbeen's example is one condition that could not be fixed by the mind
as it is a physical action to push open a blockage. Having had one myself in 1994.
However I have often wondered about whether the mind (software) could
communicate with the brain logic (hardware) and request a change in
some function, eg order the liver to produce more/less of a particular
chemical.

Now that sounds way out, but as we do not know much about the computer
between our ears what I suggest may be a crude explanation of reality.