Case Study Pulmonary Hypertension: Pinching Muzzles to O2 Monitors
Donating blood pressure monitors and clinical nasal cannulas purifies past karma of clamping animals’ nostrils to force work..
1. Physical Agony: Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension, Cor Pulmonale, and Exertional Syncope
A thirty-four-year-old woman developed idiopathic pulmonary arterial hypertension (IPAH) with mean pulmonary arterial pressure exceeding 70 mmHg. Severe vascular remodeling and plexiform lesions caused right ventricular dilatation, tricuspid regurgitation, and failure (cor pulmonale). Plagued by peripheral cyanosis, anasarca, and exertional syncope upon walking across a room, she was dependent on continuous intravenous prostacyclin infusion pumps.
2. Root Past Kamma: Clamping Draught Oxen Nostrils to Force Them Over Steep Passes
In a prior lifetime managing mountain freight carts, when weary draught oxen halted on steep ascents, she tightly knotted rough cords around their muzzles and nostrils, pinching their breathing passages shut. Panting desperately against obstructed air, their thoracic vessels engorged and hearts hammered in agonizing strain as she drove them up the pass.
- Pinching animals’ breathing passages under heavy loads matured into severe pulmonary arterial remodeling and hypertension.
- Inflicting cardiovascular strain on suffocating beasts returned as right ventricular dilatation and cor pulmonale failure.
- Relentless commercial driving of animals manifested as exertional syncope and continuous intravenous pump dependence.
3. Karmic Rectification: Supplying Oxygen Delivery Systems and Ransoming Draught Oxen
Humbled by her failing heart, she ransomed elderly working oxen from grueling labor into sanctuary pastures, and equipped public cardiology units with digital vital monitors, oxygen cannulas, and prostacyclin therapy trusts.
- Providing pulmonary hemodynamic monitoring equipment lowered pulmonary vascular resistance and eased right heart strain.
- Retiring overworked draught cattle dissolved ancient debts of suffocating forced labor.
- Anchoring consciousness at the 7th base of the mind, visualizing crystalline rivers dilating all pulmonary arterioles.
Karmic Lesson and Moral Takeaway
Releasing the breath of the burdened relaxes the tightening grip within, soothing the heart and lowering inner pressure.
