You Can’t Pour from an Empty Cup — The Importance of Self-Love & Self-Care

14 Jul 2025 · 1 min

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In this short excerpt from Paridhi Dhingra’s talk, she argues that the majority (80‑90%) of physical ailments are psychosomatic, arising from unresolved emotions and the language we use. She points out that roughly 70% of the human body is water, and claims that spoken words and emotional states infiltrate this liquid medium, altering cellular structures. Over time, these altered structures manifest as disease, which she describes as the material form of negative energy. The dialogue illustrates her view that unconscious negative speech creates “dirty” cellular patterns that eventually lead to illness, emphasizing the need for self‑love and self‑care to prevent such internal contamination.

80 to 90 percent of physical problems are psychosomatic, which means made out of emotions. आपकी body का 70 percent क्या है?
पानी।
तो जब आप words use करते हो unconsciously, pardon my words, ये कमीना है। ये words कहाँ जा रहे हैं? 70 percent water. When we say I am sad, I am scarred, this person hated me, and you have all those memories of past, ये जो cellular structure है ना अंदर बन रहा है। ये cellular structure पे जाके अगर इतना गंदा structure बन रहा है, तो ये धीरे-धीरे disease बनता है। 80 to 90 percent of physical problems are psychosomatic, which means made out of emotions. कैसे? Because of the words that we say transform into those cellular structures in the 70% liquid in our body, converts into disease, which is material form of negative energy.