In the past couple of weeks, I’ve had several patients
come to me with new diagnoses of cancer, and tumors and
cysts that COULD be cancer.
What they all have in common is cells growing
abnormally.
Given the common interpretation of cancer as something
that invades, takes over, and has a life of its own
that can replace yours, it’s no surprise that my
patients are scared.
Here are some of the approaches I see:
– obsessing about it
– being angry about it
– wanting it gone
– forming a loving, ownership relationship with it, as
if it were a child or a pet
– trying to figure out what to do about it
– visualizing other cells in the body killing it
– trying not to think about it
Do you notice something all these approaches have in
common?
They are all about “it.” They all make the condition
real, give it energy and attention. Based on what we
know about the Law of Attraction, we know that
attention to anything– no matter what kind of
attention–makes it increase in our experience.
But if you believe cancer, tumors, and cysts have a
life of their own and have invaded your body, it’s
pretty much impossible not to give them attention.
I’d like to give you another way to think about them.
By the time abnormally growing cells are detectible,
there are already hundreds of thousands, millions, or
even billions of cells. In most cases, they show up as
a surprise to the person who has them. As far as I can
tell, most of us don’t get a particular illness because
we were putting a lot of attention on that illness
before it manifested.
Once it’s there, our attention to it gives it increased
momentum. But what created it in the first place, if it
wasn’t our attention to the illness?
You might believe it was something in your DNA, or all
the toxic stuff in our environment.
How do you feel if you believe these things?
Powerless, or angry, right? So, those beliefs are
stressful, and not very helpful for creating health.
Try this on:
Whether it’s cancer, a benign cyst or tumor, or any
other illness, the manifestation of the illness was
preceded by an out-of-alignment energetic pattern that
you were practicing for quite some time.
It is YOUR energy, not some invading force, that is
creating the illness.
Maybe you didn’t notice it, because it had become
“normal” for you to be anxious, frustrated, angry,
scared, sad. Maybe you were used to feeling powerless,
ashamed, guilty, blameful. Maybe it was a habit of
yours to find things to complain about and criticize in
almost every situation.
If everyone you know does these things too, they do
seem normal. But that doesn’t make them exempt from the
Law of Attraction.
Most people react to the idea that it’s their own
energy causing the illness by getting defensive and
feeling blamed.
That’s because they are still thinking of the illness
as a problem.
But it’s only a problem if you think it is. That’s what
you think if you’ve got the belief that it’s got power
of its own, or the belief that you are incapable of
changing your beliefs, and therefore the energetic
pattern that is creating it.
I won’t deny that for most of us, it’s some work to let
go of our firm grip on dearly held beliefs, even if
they are causing us excruciating pain.
Of course, the belief that it’s hard to let go of our
beliefs doesn’t help!
The most debilitating belief I know of is the belief in
one’s own powerlessness to change one’s beliefs, and
therefore, one’s manifestations.
Really, why would you want to hold on to THAT one?
Personally, I’d rather take responsibility for creating
my reality, and get on with doing just that on purpose.
What about you?
It’s so refreshing to read something that doesn’t subscribe to the ‘battle’ with cancer. 🙂
Hi Patricia,
And, it’s so refreshing to know I’m not the only one who thinks this way! Thanks so much for posting your comment.
With appreciation,
Alexandra
Hello, Alexandra!
Right now I have bronchitis and I KNOW that somehow I created it, for what, I still don´t know. The thing is that I smoke, so for everyone this is the culprit, however, for me it might be, it might be not.
Right now I am under a lot of stress in my job and in my personal life. In short, I am not in peace with what my life has become and it seems I can’t change it, which I now is NOT TRUE! So your article hit home, and it helped me to remember that I can indeed
change, that I am in charge, no matter how people around me think. So thank you very much for this enlightening post!
Hi Evelyn,
When you say you don’t know for what you created bronchitis, it reminds me of the days when I believed I had to find the lesson in an illness before it would go away. I also used to believe there was a more direct connection between what I was doing and the specific illness that showed up, or that there was a reason I created a certain thing.
Now I realize it’s not all that useful to spend much time digging around with the question of “how did I create this?” Obviously I believed something that felt stressful to me, and that stress affected me in whatever way I happened to be susceptible or predisposed at the time. My job is to stop practicing the stressful belief and the story that goes with it, and tell a different story that supports what I prefer.
I’m back to believing it really is all in our vibration, and not in the external causes we so often find ourselves blaming.
Your attitude is inspiring! Thanks for your comment.
With appreciation,
Alexandra
Hi, Alexandra!
Thank you so much for your comment ” My job is to stop practicing the stressful belief and the story that goes with it, and tell a different story that supports what I prefer.”. Change vibrations, that´s the clue, easier said than done, but, we are up to something. I can up my vibration bit by bit, watching and changing what I say and think (or I like to believe this 😉 ) It´s better to feel that I have some sort of control over my well-being than to feel that I am on the mercy of ” Whatever Comes in My Way” !
Glad to know your work.
Evelyn