Philosophically Speaking

Philosophically speaking - If we do place pain in our bodies and therefore are able to release the pain then can we find ways to completely cure ourselves?

Years ago my father-in -law was told he needed quad- by-pass surgery. He left the cardiologist's office in a hoof and announced to all of us that he would not be having surgery. He proceed to purchase, "Reversing Heart Disease" by Dr. Dean Ornish. He read it, followed the program and even quit smoking at some point. My father-in law was in his early 70's at the time. He never did have a heart attack and died when he was 92 years young. 

Ten years ago I was told I had a ovarian cyst and was sent to get tests.Two days before the tests, I placed white light in the area and visualize a perfect ovary. The tests showed that I did not have a cyst despite the fact that I had symptoms and the doctor felt it  just a few days before.

 My sister-in law has recently been diagnosed with uterine cancer. She is her father's daughter and refused to worry about it. She just had the surgery to remove her uterus. She also refused to believe  she would be in pain or exhausted after the surgery. And guess what, she is not. She was back to work 1 week later even though it was major abdominal surgery. She will find out the biopsy results but again she has-- No Worries. 

Biospy results are now in and she only needs 4 weeks of chemo- once a week. 

So are these people unique or just too stubborn to buy into the collective consciousness of fear and panic. 

Food For Thought

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