30/09/2021
Cancer is a very serious killer in the UK. It kills more people per day than Covid ever will.
But this is a misnomer. To say that any disease is a 'killer', like some sort of outside force which preys on unsuspecting innocents is skewed thinking. All disease comes from within. Even infectious disease. From my perspective as a holistic health practitioner, cancer is a disease, or derangement of health, which has its beginnings long before any physical manifestations take place. Cancer is hereditary, which means it is passed down from generation to generation. If your relatives have had it, there is a chance that you may do too.
Cancer is the disease of suppression, primarily of emotions. The emotions are not acknowledged by the individual, they are seen as a weakness, something to be avoided, too painful or scary, so they are 'stilled'. The person tries to disassociate from their body and lives in their heads. The body's response to this is to throw out physical symptoms such as a sore throat, headaches, urinary infections etc as an alarm call to themselves. When these are then suppressed by anti-biotics or painkillers, the body then has to try and express on a deeper level - pneumonia, kidney infection, again suppressed by drugs, on top of which more drugs are given to counteract the also-effects of the first drugs. Eventually these organs, congested by drugs and unexpressed e-motions (energy-motions), literally begin to rot. This is cancer. On top of the suppression of emotions we can add a poor nutrient deficient diet, a morbid interest in the negative, readily served out by the media, poor sleep, a lack of exercise and sedentary habits. So you see, we don't 'catch' cancer, it is of our own making.
My work as a homeopath is not just about giving people little white pills. It is also about encouraging them to get in touch with their emotions, to say the things they'd never dare for fear of being 'weak', to 'cry it out', to seek other emotion-embracing therapies, to acknowledge the feeling side of themselves. Healthy emotions need to flow, even in men. Then no resentment builds up, no angers or griefs are unexpressed, or suppressed. This frees the individual.
So you see, if we peer below the surface of cancer, work together and light a match instead of cursing the darkness, we can move through it to healing, wholeness and wellbeing.
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