Chronic Kidney Disease: Etiology, Recovery, and Prevention

Abstract

Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) remains a significant global health challenge, affecting millions worldwide with limited curative options. This study examined six CKD patients, uncovering the spiritual and karmic dimensions of the disease through the guidance of Dharma Master Jun Hong Lu and the Guan Yin Citta Dharma Door. Notable cases include a patient fully recovering from 36 years of kidney failure and two patients successfully discontinuing dialysis. These outcomes highlight how Dharma practices, combined with adopting vegetarian lifestyles, facilitated profound physical recoveries and spiritual transformations. The findings emphasize the karmic origins of CKD, underscoring the importance of repaying karmic debts and helping spiritual creditors ascend to achieve holistic healing, where conventional medicine often faces limitations. While these extraordinary results offer hope, they are deeply influenced by individual karma and are not intended to replace medical treatment. This work advocates for further exploration of integrating Dharma practices with healthcare, fostering a more holistic approach to physical and spiritual wellbeing.

Keywords: Uremia, Karmic Debts, Spirits, Dharma Practices, Holistic Recovery

Citation

Xinghong Yang. Chronic Kidney Disease: Etiology, Recovery, and Prevention. WebLog J Nephrol. wjnp.2025.a0301.