Frankl wrote: “Previously the only obvious philosophical tenet that entered into the doctor’s work was the tacit affirmation of the value of health. Now we need to worry about WHY he (the patient) needs the health.” What is Creator’s perspective?

Here Frankl is circling around the deep truth needed to be appreciated by both doctor and patient, that a human being is more than a mass of tissue, blood and sinew, hair and bone, and, as used to be a popular awareness, "a dollar and a quarter worth of chemicals." The human being is a current embodiment of a soul extension, a divine personage, a representative of Creator's consciousness directly, being part of the integral makeup of Creator's consciousness. Everything about consciousness depends on content, where it has been, what it has been a part of, what it has been subjected to in life experience, and the meaning of it all in terms of its impact on the human life experience moving things toward or away from divine alignment. The further away people go, as a result of misfortune or harm done by others, the more wounding will take place, all of which is recorded and will circle back to that individual in the future via the Law of Karma seeing they are challenged with an opportunity to overcome it. If not, the wound will grow and the burden become greater. The dilemma of karmic trauma as a cause of illness is profound, and profoundly important for caregivers as well as their patients to appreciate, because it is the key to obtaining the deepest possible resolution of the problem with health they experience. Medicine will largely miss the point until it is fully and completely understood and accepted one needs to deal with the whole being, especially its history of what has gone wrong, and set that right with divine help. This may well uncreate a current illness when the divine goes back into the past, at human request, to heal a series of predisposing traumatic events in prior lifetimes that have circled back through the projection of karmic potential and are undermining an individual's body in their current life, challenging them to do something about the discord that was created to throw them out of balance, and needs to be addressed in order to move forward without suffering. As long as science is blind to this reality, medicine will be a useful supportive adjunct but largely helpless to deal with most major problems effectively.