Meditation Can Cure Cancer?

 Meditation Can Cure Cancer? 

Preventive medicine is a powerful tool. It can facilitate self-meditation and inspire a deep feeling of welfare. In this article, you will learn four ways to use meditation for health and well-being. You will also read how meditation and meditation cured a woman's cancer. 

Let's start with this story of miraculous medicine from "Meditation: An In-Death Guide" (Jeremy P. Tarcher / sphenisciform seabird, 2011) by Ian Gawler and Paul Bedson. 

Bernice cured his cancer 

(p.274-278, MAIG) 

In 1980, Bernice Grocke had detected melanoma in his calf, which he had removed from surgery. After one and a half years, doctors found melanoma in a lymph node in his groin and removed him from surgery. After one and half years of her, cancer spread to her lungs, at which point doctors said it was inactive. He said that nothing could be done for him physically and he had only months to live with him. 

Bernice decided to join the 12-week cancer self-help group. Immediately after joining the group, the discussion changed the effect of mentality on handling cancer of the body and mental-emotional pain. Bernice never thought much about his mentality. 

However, as the group discussed the power of thoughtfulness and positive thinking, Bernice quickly recognized how negative his mentality was. In fact, he took it as a duty to guard him and warn his family and friends that nothing could be wrong. On the flip-side, he was also warning himself and others were not too excited about the new possibilities because they were likely to end up in despair. 

Bernice felt that his mind was the definition of a "glass half-empty" approach to life. Therefore, after learning about the benefits of thinking more positively, he decided to change his habit mindset. To do this, he decided to repeat the pledge "I'm a positive person", sometimes he recognized himself to be negative. 

Almost six weeks in her new mindset and confirmation practice, she was sitting with her husband after dinner when she experienced one of the melanomas uncomfortably suppressing her spine. Her husband paid attention to their movement and asked what was wrong. 

Bernice replied, "Perhaps the doctor is right, maybe I'm just joking with myself, I should just accept the fact that I am going to die and leave all this stuff." (p.275, MAIG) 

Her husband had sympathy for his pain and he knew about his new affirmation practice. Therefore, instead of expressing sympathy, he replied, "Oh, this is interesting. What are you?" 

"What do you mean, what am I?" He replied. 

"Oh, I believed you were a positive person currently." He said. 

Bernice considered this and replied, "You are right, I am." 

Bernice remembered that, as he said this, he felt a feelable change inside his body, as if a switch was turned on. From that moment, he was able to see the positive in every situation. 

After some time of this internal change, he was meditating and praying in the church and he had a deep mysterious experience of God's presence in which he understood the Bible's phrase "Be still and know that I am God." From that moment on, his faith became strong. He found it easy to follow through his treatment efforts with his healthy diet and meditation. He was also excited to serve others. 

Within six months, the scan revealed that its lungs were all clear from the tumor. And, within a year, more than his surprise, doctors declared him cancer free. 

Soon after, Bernice voluntarily told his story to talk to focus groups in the Goller Foundation When she spoke, she was illuminated and her enthusiasm for life was contagious. Bernice became a motivating spiritual force. 

Several years later, her husband died at the end of the eighties. Her friends and family were surprised by how Bernice would take her. After all, they were together for more than sixty years. 

While she was just sad and deeply saddened, she surprised her with her flexibility. He said, "Well, you know, it is really tragic that Wayne died and I would miss him a lot, but it would be interesting ... I have never been there before. I am surprised that it does not happen needed." Now keep in mind? 

Immediately after this, Bernice took admission in a student boarder from abroad to help with expenses. They quickly became best friends She lived her life in Australia and she gave her company and financial support. This was a new chapter of his life. 

Then, in 2009, at the age of 93, and 26 years later, his cancer disappeared - again it appeared. This time, he quickly got spoiled. 

At first, she thought that she was at fault. He went to Goller to express himself in despair. Gawler was quick to remind him of his remarkable recovery. For 26 years, he remains free from cancer. They reminded him that we all die a few or nothing and we do not always know why. He reminded her of her faith too. 

Bernice believed that he had lost touch to some extent with his belief and now he had some doubts and feared to die. 

Gavler encouraged him that suspicion and fear were natural human emotions, especially in the mouth of death. He encouraged him to recognize his doubts and fear carefully and acknowledged that he had natural emotions to face the unknown. He also suggested to Bernice that death was like "going home" 

He reminded Bernice of his faith and encouraged him to imagine that he would like to rest in divine presence. He told her that "it was simple to die, that she had lived an honest life, and he or she may see back on her soft satisfaction and with none rue. To die, she had to breathe only and not breathe again. it will be easy. " 

Supported by the words of Goller, Bernice resolved to focus on divine presence and imagined himself to merge with it in time. 

Bernice died in peace less than a week later. And, his observance was a celebration of his life. With family, friends, and those people whom he had touched with his smiling service, he came to celebrate what he meant for them. 

A beautiful story 

4 Ways Meditation Supports Health and Healing 

So, what can we draw from the story of Bernice, who can help us to be healthy and healthy? 

1. Your mentality affects your ability to heal 

As we saw it with Bernice, his treatment began with his attitude, healing his habitual mentality. He recognized his habit of viewing life through negative and fear-based lenses. He always looked attentive and had bad hope. Before going to the cancer self-help group, he did not actually see that it was a mentality, or it was harmful - he thought he was honest, responsible and careful. 

Bernice confirmed the change in his mindset, "I am a positive person." 

Now, having a positive mindset is not about making things or making things better than they really are. It is about noticing the opportunities that exist in every situation. It's about watching what cannot be done instead of focusing on what can be done. It is about being present with "what is" and to focus on what you can do to move forward in a good direction. 

When you do this, you open yourself in a broad range of possibilities and are more motivated to take positive action. 

2. The options you choose 

When you open yourself in the broad range of possibilities, you feel that you can choose to take such actions that make a positive difference for you and others. Things are "the only way they are," they are not the result of a series of choices that combine to create specific results. 

Meditation supports the state of seeing clearly in which you can identify alternatives and make good choices. Through meditation, you become more capable of choosing the work you do and leave those who do not. 

As Bernice opened for the possibility of healing, he started making different choices. He chose to ask his positive affirmation to reset his mentality. She adopted a healthy diet. He used to meditate every day He extended his efforts to serve others. He expanded his community. 

Over time, these made treatment with other unseen forces. 

3. Meditation supports medicine only 

One of the most important things you can do to facilitate medical-whether it is physical or mental-emotional-is to activate your body's natural relaxation reaction. 

When you are in stress, in extreme and over-hyped, your body restricts energy flow for digestion, immune and high-thinking processes. Your sympathetic nervous system directs all the energy outwards and you lose the ability to absorb nutrients, repair your cells and make good choices. 

  

Our body is designed to be an alternative between the period of activity and rest. Most Mistakes In Favor Of Too Much Activity We run from one thing to the other and do not give time to deliberately process the events of the day. Then, we spend our sleeping hours active in our dreams. It hinders deep comfort and recovery. 

When you relax deliberately, by using tools such as meditation, you activate your parasympathetic nervous system, your natural recovery, and repair mode. It brings digestion, immunity and high-thinking ability back online. You begin to process and integrate the events of the day, and so far the time of your life, so you can let the past go and maybe more present with what is there. 

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