Type 2 diabetes

Possible spiritual roots

Fear of disappointing others, fear of failure, or fear of people.

Fear combines with a focus on performance and inner drivenness — the need to meet expectations and prevent failure.

A focus on performance and inner drivenness reinforce fear, tension, and pressure to act.

Wright distinguishes this profile from type 1 diabetes: he describes it as a fear disorder in which white blood cells disrupt the function of pancreatic tissue but do not destroy it.

Spiritual response

Recognize fear of people, failure, and disappointing others; reject the compulsion to prove one's worth; receive God's love and acceptance independent of performance; pray for peace, freedom from pressure, and healing.

Wright also mentions difficulty receiving love, rejection carried over into relationships, “unloving spirits,” and the “spirit of death.”

Sources

Henry W. Wright — A More Excellent Way (2009, English); topic: Type 2 diabetes
A More Excellent Way — https://resources.beinhealth.com/products/amew
The 8 Rs to Freedom — https://www.beinhealth.com/8-rs-to-freedom/