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In his book, Mind To Matter, Dr. Dawson Church (PhD) tells of interviewing a woman (Adeline) who had a “spontaneous remission” from cancer. While in her early 30s, Adeline was diagnosed with cervical cancer and informed it had spread throughout her body. Though physicians recommended surgery, chemotherapy and radiation, they told Adeline that any recovery chance was very slim.
Unwilling to destroy her body via the treatments offered, Adeline opted to make her last few months as peaceful and tranquil as possible. Here’s how she made that happen:
• She began taking long walks in nature;
• She took long, leisurely baths daily, letting water out as it cooled and adding hot water;
• She visualized. As she walked in nature and lay in the tub, she imagined tiny glistening healing stars raining from the sky;
• She “saw” those stars enter her body and whenever the point of a star touched a cancer cell, it popped like a bubble;
• She ate the healthiest diet possible;
• She meditated every day;
• She read inspiration literature;
• She began taking even longer walks finding herself feeling physically better than she’d ever felt;
• She terminated relationships with friends whose company was upsetting;
• With the exception of a few friends, she spent most of her time in solitude.
When Adeline returned to the hospital for a further check up nine months later, doctors could not detect any trace of cancer in her body. Dr. Dawson offers this insight about her cancer remission: “Adeline changed her energy in every possible way. She changed the energy of her physical environment by immersing herself in nature. She filled her mind with positive and specific images like the healing stars and the uplifting energy of inspirational books. She ate food with an elevated energetic signature. She eliminated the energy of unhappy friends. She bathed daily, a practice that fills the body with electrons, countering the free radicals that are a major source of oxidative stress and cell degeneration.”
Interviewing her seven years later, Dr. Dawson noted that Adeline was “still meditating, eating clean, and living a low stress lifestyle.” And, of course, she was still cancer free.
Unwilling to destroy her body via the treatments offered, Adeline opted to make her last few months as peaceful and tranquil as possible. Here’s how she made that happen:
• She began taking long walks in nature;
• She took long, leisurely baths daily, letting water out as it cooled and adding hot water;
• She visualized. As she walked in nature and lay in the tub, she imagined tiny glistening healing stars raining from the sky;
• She “saw” those stars enter her body and whenever the point of a star touched a cancer cell, it popped like a bubble;
• She ate the healthiest diet possible;
• She meditated every day;
• She read inspiration literature;
• She began taking even longer walks finding herself feeling physically better than she’d ever felt;
• She terminated relationships with friends whose company was upsetting;
• With the exception of a few friends, she spent most of her time in solitude.
When Adeline returned to the hospital for a further check up nine months later, doctors could not detect any trace of cancer in her body. Dr. Dawson offers this insight about her cancer remission: “Adeline changed her energy in every possible way. She changed the energy of her physical environment by immersing herself in nature. She filled her mind with positive and specific images like the healing stars and the uplifting energy of inspirational books. She ate food with an elevated energetic signature. She eliminated the energy of unhappy friends. She bathed daily, a practice that fills the body with electrons, countering the free radicals that are a major source of oxidative stress and cell degeneration.”
Interviewing her seven years later, Dr. Dawson noted that Adeline was “still meditating, eating clean, and living a low stress lifestyle.” And, of course, she was still cancer free.
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