	you	and	pray	that	you	walk	with	angels. I	release	you	and	hope
your	dreams	come	true. I	release	you	and	wish	you	happiness.”	I	resisted,	as	I
was	filled	with	resentment. But	I	prayed. Soon	after,	I	was	reading
A	Course	in	Miracles
	and	came	across	truth	that	I
needed	to	hear. I	was	reminded	that	all	of	us	are	equally	holy	in	God’s	eyes	…
that	whatever	grievance	I	hold	against	another	person	has	more	to	do	with	my
own	need	to	find	blame	than	with	anything	they	have	done	... and	that
regardless	of	what	mistakes	have	been	made	by	anyone	in	the	past,	in	the
present	I	can	choose	to	see	love. Reading	such	things	had	the	miraculous
power	to	alchemize	my	emotions,	to	remove	the	painful	impurities	that,	after
all,	weren’t	ruining
his
	day—just	mine! The	ego	feasts	on	all	this	pain,	like	a	scavenger	dog	delivering	endless
evidence	of	other	people’s	cruelty,	wrongdoing,	injustices,	and	so	forth. It’s	so
tempting	to	monitor	someone	else’s	issues,	leaving	out	of	the	equation	whatwe	ourselves	might	need	to	learn	from	a	situation. One	of	the	most	important
gifts	of	any	relationship	is	the	gift	of	self-awareness. In	the	final	analysis,	that
is	the	reason	for	love:	that	one	day	we	will
become
	love. And	everything	that
ever	happens	will	be	used	to	show	us	how	we’re	doing	so	far. One	morning	I	woke	up	thinking	about	him. I	found	myself	saying	a
spontaneous	prayer,	no	longer	that	God	help	me	through	this	experience	but
that	God	help	him. I’d	known	intellectually,	of	course,	that	this	man’s
behavior	at	the	end	of	our	relationship	was	not	that	of	a	cruel	person	so	much
as	that	of	a	wounded	one. The	intensity	of	my	own	pain	had	made	me	unable
to	see	beyond	the	wound	he’d	inflicted	on	me	to	feel	true	compassion	for	the
wound	in	him. Yet	that	was	my	lesson,	clearly:	to	feel	deeper	compassion	for
someone	else’s	wounds	so	I	could	then	be	healed	of	my	own. And	finally,	on
that	particular	morning,	I	could. I	could	imagine	how	much	pain	he	would
have	had	to	be	in,	on	some	deep	level,	to	so	casually	throw	away	the	kind	of
connection	we	had	had. I	thought	of	Emerson’s	words:	“Whenever	you	meet
anyone,	remember	they	are	going	through	a	great	war.”	I	could	see	that	about
him. I	prayed	for	him,	and	I	wished	him	healed. Then	I	could	see	what	perhaps	had	been	the	agreement	forged	between	our
souls. Like	so	many	women,	an	anger	at	men—from	unavailable	fathers	to
unavailable	lovers—had	left	a	toughness	in	my	heart	that	did	not	serve	me
well. Forgiving	this	man,	praying	for	him,	really	wanting	in	my	heart	for	him
to	be	happy,	I	felt	a	shift	inside	myself. He	stood	for	every	man	who	had	ever
made	me	feel	dismissed. Forgiving	him	helped	me	forgive	them	all. And	then,
in	a	deeper	way,	I	was	free. The	blessing	was	simply	that	I’d	had	the	experience,	and	an	experience
cannot	be	possessed. It’s	there	when	it’s	there	and	it’s	gone	when	it’s	gone. Ultimately	you	come	to	realize	that	everything	is	yours	and	nothing	is	yours. As	Helena	says	about	her	beloved	Demetrius	in	Shakespeare’s
A	Midsummer
Night’s	Dream:
“And	I	have	found	Demetrius	like	a	jewel,	/	Mine	own,	and
not	mine	own.”
When	you’re	young,	you	hold	on	tightly	to	love	in	the	hopes	that	it	will	last
forever. When	you’re	older,	you	know	you	don’t	need	to	hold	on	because	it
does
	last	forever. People	come	and	they	sometimes	go. But	love	remains,	if	it
remains	in	you. People	often	say,	“I’ve	been	hurt	so	bad. How	can	I	ever	trust	again?”	But
faith	in	love	doesn’t	mean	faith	in	someone’s	personality;	it	means	faith	in	the
changeless	nature	of	love	itself. Faith	in	love	isn’t	faith	in	another	person;
ultimately,	it’s	faith	in	ourselves. It	means	faith	in	our	capacity	to	discern	andin	our	capacity	to	forgive. It	means	faith	in	our	capacity	to	love	fiercely,	yet
with	the	full	understanding	that	who	and	what	we	love	today	might	be	gone
tomorrow. True	love	is	always	a	risk,	in	that	sense. But	the	universe	isn’t	invested	just
in	giving	us	what	we	want. It’s	invested	us	in	teaching	us	how	to	love. And	if
we	bless	others	when	they’re	with	us,	but	withhold	our	blessing	if	and	when
they	leave,	then	we	ourselves	have	not	yet	received	or	become	the	blessing. A
blessing	that	isn’t	constant	is	not	a	blessing. What	we	trust	is	the	will	of	God. We’re	brought	into	each	other’s	lives	on
divine	assignment,	spirit	working	through	the	subconscious	mind	to	draw	us
to	people	with	whom	we	have	the	greatest	opportunity	for	soul	growth. But
that	doesn’t	mean	that	the	lessons	will	always	be	easy. In	fact,	someone	might
have	been	brought	into	our	lives	in	order	for	us	to	master	the	lesson	of
discernment—in	other	words,	to	teach	us	what	to	turn
away
	from. Sometimes	it’s	an	experience	of	what	you	do	not	ultimately	want	that
teaches	you	what	you
do
	want. Sometimes	it’s	the	one	who	shatters	you	who
releases	you	to	your	truest	love. Something	didn’t	turn	out	to	be	what	you
hoped	for,	but	perhaps	that	was	the	point. It	was	a	relationship	that	released
you	to	you,	thus	setting	you	on	a	higher	path. True	love	can’t	come	until	you
know	yourself,	and	you	couldn’t	know	yourself	until	certain	appetites	were
blasted	out	of	you. You	might	have	had	an	appetite	for	the	less	than	committed	because	you
weren’t	ready	to	be	committed. Now,	having	been	run	from,	you	are	ready	to
stop	running. Now,	having	been	stung,	you	are	ready	to	stop	stinging. And
now	a	true	love—someone	who	neither	stings	nor	runs	nor	is	attracted	to	pain
—is	on	their	way	to	meet	you. In	the	words	or	the	Persian	poet	Rumi,	“Out	of
a	shattered	open	heart	springs	a	fountain	of	fiery	sacred	passion	that	will
never	run	dry.”
Don’t	skip	a	beat. Perfume	your	soul. Make	ready	your	house. Prepare	your
heart. Perhaps	you	were	let	down	by	a	love	of	this	world,	so	you	would	learn	at
last	to	lean	only	on	God. Dear	God,
I	surrender	to	You
my	past	relationships.Teach	me	how	to	forgive,
dear	God,
that	I	might	be	weighed	d


ness, one is aware of what is going on in the mind. Mind then reports what is going on with sensations,
and sensations report what is going on with the body. Therefore, the experiencing is several levels removed·
from the body itself. In line with this, consciousness
itself is unable to actually experience itself. It is
because of the energy field of awareness that we are
able to know what is going on within consciousness. It
reports what is going on in sensations and then reports
what is going on with the body. Therefore, where we
experience experiences is considerably removed from HAN D LIN G MAJ OR eRr SES 233
the physical body itself. ~ecause experiencing is going on within con
sciousness, we can address the solution for human
problems directly within the field of consciousness,
thereby effectively shortening and relieving the
amount of pain and suffering and bringing about a far
more effective result. The results of this technique and
approach were demonstrated in the handling of physi
cal pain, sickness, suffering, depression, anxiety, and
fear. The same technique will work in meeting these
acute emotional catastrophic emergencies since where
one actually lives is in the experiencing of one's own
experiencing. A person thinks,"Well, I live in the world. I'm expe
riencing the world," but what is really being registered
is one's experience of that experience (e. g., the 'expe
riencer'). We can handle anything if we address this
exact focus. Ifwe focus on where we are experiencing
experience, we can handle things with precision. In
moments and minutes, we can handle things that
would take weeks, months, years, and, in fact, even life
times. We can handle within an hour something that
others have been unable to handle over an entire life
time. We know people who have experienced these
catastrophic events in early life, and when we see them
at an older age, it is still not over for them. The resent
ment, bitterness, anger, disillusionment, rage, and the
major decisions that come out of those negative feel
ings are still with the person fifty years later. It is as
though the event happened yesterday; it is still
unhealed and undone, and the knowledge of how to
handle the overwhelm has not been available to them. 234 HEALING AND RECOVERY
We will relate how to handle the overwhelm at the
level where it is being experienced. We look at the field
of experiencing to be aware of where experiencing is
happening. It is not happening out in the world, in
one's foot, or in one's stomach. It is happening within
consciousness. As one examines where one experi
ences experience, one will fmd that it is everywhere. One does not experience things in a focal point; that is
a belief system ofthe mind. For: example, I ask someone
who is not aware of this, "Where do you experience
your thoughts. " Out of habit the person points to their
head and says, "Here. " That is a belief system-one's
thoughts about thoughts. One thinks their thoughts are
in their head, but that is only a thought. Where does
one actually think the thought that one believes is
thought in the head. As one really considers this with
a little contemplation and reflection, one will see that
the actual experiencing is diffuse and going on every
where. One could not put their fmger on any particu
lar place where experience is happening. It is simulta
neously everywhere and nowhere. Working with that point will reveal something sur
prising which makes this kind of work precise. I know
this because I have worked with it clinically for over
fifty years, and because I have been through most of
the major life crises. In fact, a few years ago, I went
through a half dozen and will share my experience of
the truth of these things because one can experience
all of them within oneself. It is surprising that the only thing to be handled in
these acute catastrophic events is the energy of the
emotions themselves. Ifwe look at the experience, we HANDLING MAJOR CRISES 235
see it is not the event that happened or we think hap
pened in the world that is the problem but the way we
feel about it. Who cares about facts. They do not mean
anything in and of themselves. It is one's emotional
reaction to the fact. The fact is only a fact, a 'nothing'. How we feel about the fact is therefore the only thing
we really ever have to handle about the events in life. Our feelings come from our attitudes, beliefs, our
way of being with them, and the way we view ourself
in the world, thus giving variety to the emotions. However, in a state of overwhelm, the problem is the
handling of just the emotional energy itself. We do not
really even have to handle the emotions, just the energy
of the emotions. "Yes;' one says, "but what about the
events out there. What am I going to do now with no
money. What am I going to do with no husband. " and
so on. Surprisingly, the events are very eaSy to handle. There is no acute catastrophe. The events themselves
are really just handled in a mechanical way once the
feelings are set aside. There may be some reluctance, resentment, or
regret,buttheseareminorthings. The handling ofthe
actual issues within the phenomenal world, within
one's daily life, is, in contrast, much easier. They are
not the real problems. The thought that they are is just
coming out of the energy field of negative emotions
where they seem catastrophic, hopeless, unbearable,
and insurmountable. Once a person comes out on the
other side of it, life adjusts itself. Something else
comes in to fill the vacuum, and life goes right on. Those issues were simple to solve once the emotions
were out of the way. 236 HEALING AND RECOVERY
Life presents the solutions to all problems. Necessity is the mother of invention, so whatever
dilemma appears in one's life will resolve itself, and the
energy of life resumes. Life goes right on no matter
how major the catastrophe seems at the moment. Therefore, the problem is not handling the event 'out
there' or the circumstances of life because they will
handle themselves. Usually relatives or close friends
will handle a situation for the person who is impaired
by the overwhelm. The problem is handling the ener
gies that arise. When one of these major negative energy fields
starts to unleash itself, it tends to drag the rest with it. Rarely does one experience just grief alone. Guilt is
almost always associated with it in blaming oneself. It
may take the form of questions, such as, Why didn't I
look as I went around the turn. Why didn't I put chains
on. Why didn't I take her to the doctor sooner. Maybe
we could have cured her cancer. Why did I bet on that
horse. There is a sort of retrospective self-recrimina
tion. There are also apathy and hopelessness-life is
hopeless; life seems hopeless. It looks like we will
never be happy again. It is like the source of happiness
has left one's life. Of course, the grief is natural to the
loss, and then there are the fears that arise-how will I
live without whatever it is that I have lost. The constant, incessant desire drives us crazy to try
to change it. What can we do. There is the bargaining,
the trying to manipulate, the arguing with God, and the
making bargains with God:"Oh God, ifyou will only let
so-and-so live, I'll do this and that. "Then there are the
anger, the rage at life and the nature of life, and the HANDLING MAJOR CRISES 237
anger that is displaced onto the people of life-it is
somebody's fault. All these negative energies usually
unleash all at once, and from moment to moment, one
or another may be dominant. At the same time, the
mind is thrashing around wildly, trying to come up
with explanations, trying to figure it out, and it is
swamped by the overflow of energy. The problem is
that the energy is just too much for the mind to
process. It goes into disorganization, into adrenaline
and stress-hormone biologic overwhelm, and that
acute stress throws a person into a state of acute emer
gency within consciousness itself. The problems are not handled on the level at which
they seem to be occurring but on the next higher energy
level. Higher energy means greater power. When dealt
with there, they are handled automatically, which is not
possible on the lower levels. All we have to handle are
the energies of the emotional overwhelm. Does that
seem surprising for a psychiatrist to say. Most people
would expect a psychiatrist to begin talking about the
psychology of the intricate relationship between the
person and the events and what they mean symbolically,
that is, the psychological components. In this instance, we are going to bypass all that and
instead address the energy that the emotions release;
whatever the psychology may be makes no difference. There is a massive release of the negative emotions,
and it is appropriate to deal with the energy of those
emotions.


 in. Changes set in with civilization, but they only became drastic and rapid after the arrival of
the Industrial Revolution in the late 18th century. A second wave of even more drastic innovations
followed in the developed world after World War II in the mid-20th century, changing people’s
daily lives, working routine, living conditions, and, above all, their diet, the most important factor
affecting us all. The huge development of commercial agriculture and the apparently limitless
expansion of the food industry changed our “daily bread” almost beyond recognition. However—
and this is the main point—the infinitely complex human organism hasn’t had time to adapt
and adjust to these fundamental changes and therefore its defenses can’t cope with the multiple
challenges facing them. They fight to keep functioning normally, but undermined by polluted air,
water and wrong food they break down sooner or later. Unfortunately for each new generation the
breakdown now comes sooner. In this chapter we shall examine the causes of the breakdown in more detail. Chemical Agriculture
 Artificial fertilizers have been in increasing use for well over 150 years, damaging and
impoverishing the soil and the micro-organisms on which the health of the soil and of all plant life
depends. Plants, in turn, are the food of animals and humans, and their reduced nutritional value
has far-reaching effects. Dr. Gerson was one of the few visionary scientists who realized early on
that there was a definite link between dietary deficiencies and diseases—and between diseases Copyright © Charlotte Gerson, 2007. All rights reserved. This material may not be reproduced in any medium, print or electronic without prior written permission from the author. Page 3 2Healing the Gerson Way—Defeating Cancer and Other Chronic Diseases
www. thegersonway. comand a sick, depleted soil. He wrote: “There is an external and an internal metabolism upon which
all life depends; both are closely and inextricably connected with each other; furthermore, the
reserves of both are not inexhaustible. ”1
 Once the reserves of the soil were exhausted, the plants also began to sicken. Having become
deficient, they lost much of their defenses against pests, rust, fungi and a multitude of other
invaders. Hence fungicides, pesticides, and other toxic chemicals were developed to overcome
the attackers. Of course it was assumed that these agrochemicals were harmless if applied ‘as
directed. ’ Unfortunately this was not the case. The heavy pesticides, specifically DDT, were first distributed halfway through World War II,
around 1943. As Dr. Gerson reports in his book, this and other toxic materials were found in meat,
butter, milk, and even mother’s milk within 18 months. Subsequently it became clear that the toxic agrochemicals were also penetrating into the soil
and the water table. What this meant can be seen today in several areas of California, heavily
treated with huge amounts of pesticides every year, where the water and the soil are so toxic that
an epidemic of primary liver cancer has hit children who played outdoors. But the situation has gone from bad to worse. After DDT had been used for some time, the
insect pests became resistant to it, so that heavier, even more toxic materials, such as Dieldrin,
had to be produced. At the same time it transpired that the human body was not able to develop
a resistance to those poisons. Their effect on adults is bad enough; tragically embryos, tiny babies
and small children with their delicate constitutions suffer more serious damage to their developing
bodies. That is one of the reasons why the cancer mortality of children has risen greatly, so that
cancer is now the No. 1 Killer of children under 17 (some ten years ago it was accidents). It is
a sobering thought that cancer, formerly a degenerative disease of the elderly, is now afflicting
children. Needless to say, the cancer incidence among the general public is increasing at a much
faster rate. To illustrate the extent and speed of the increase, it is worth recalling that in 1937, when the
Gerson family had just settled in the U. S., posters at street corners proclaimed that one person in
14 died of cancer. In 1971, President Nixon declared “War on Cancer,” and assured the public that
if enough money were spent on research, a cancer cure would be found. In that year some 220,000
people died of cancer. 25 years later, in 1996, USA Today  published the result of the research. That year, after 39 billion dollars were spent, 560,000 people died of cancer. The research had
been done on chemicals, more and more toxic chemotherapy drugs, not nutrition. As a matter
of interest, today one in three people are expected to develop cancer and, according to British
estimates, that proportion is moving towards one in two. Over the years the harmful effects of agrochemicals in food have become better understood. A Swedish study2 produced evidence to show that non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma (NHL) is linked Copyright © Charlotte Gerson, 2007.<|eot_id|><|begin_of_text|>
Q: What is the main point of the author?,
A: The main point is that the human body has not had time to adapt to the rapid and drastic changes caused by civilization and industrialization, and as a result, its defenses are weakened, leading to various diseases.
Q: What is the author's opinion on the use of antibiotics?,
A: The author advises that Gerson patients should not use antibiotics, except in cases where they are absolutely necessary, as they can weaken the body's defenses.
Q: What is the author's stance on the use of vaccines?,
A: The text does not explicitly state the author's stance on the use of vaccines, but it does mention the controversy surrounding the MMR vaccine.
Q: What is the author's view on the use of deodorants?,
A: The author advises avoiding the use of deodorants, as they can interfere with the body's natural detoxification processes.
Q: What is the author's opinion on the use of fluoride?,
A: The author considers fluoride to be a toxic substance that can have negative effects on the body's defenses, and advises against its use.<|eot_id|><|begin_of_text|>‘The decrease in the death rate is dramatic—the
largest reduction of just about any intervention that’s been tried,’ said Dr. Carl S.Apstein, professor
of medicine at Boston University. ‘Newer heart attack treatments, such as clot-dissolving drugs,
typically cost hundreds of dollars per patient compared with less than $50 for GKI.”
While the treatment was supposedly abandoned because of ‘doubts as to its effectiveness,’
the author of the article states his belief that “the doubts were caused by the fact that the treatment
was cheap and effective, so that the hugely expensive bypass surgeries, angioplasties, heart
transplants, etc., would no longer be needed. It is interesting that the heart specialists now use the
excuse that the treatment could be used by people who can’t afford more and those who live in
the Third World.”
The Role of Cholesterol in Heart Disease
In the public mind cholesterol is vaguely linked to heart attacks and strokes, but not everyone
knows how this connection works. Cholesterol, a soft waxy substance found among the lipids
(fats) in the bloodstream, is produced naturally in the liver. It is needed for various important
body functions, such as the production of hormones, including sex hormones and corticosteroids. Cholesterol is divided into Low and High Density Lipoproteins, or LDL and HDL respectively. HDL is considered necessary and beneficial, able to rid the blood of the harmful LDL. This can
have a genetic origin, but is more likely to be caused by the average American diet that is far too
rich in saturated fats, the obvious source of excess cholesterol. Some of the highest food sources of cholesterol, according to Dr. W. Virgil Brown, professor
at the Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York, are hamburgers, cheeseburgers, meat loaf,
whole milk and cheese, steaks, hot dogs, eggs, and some more items. Since these foods make up
a high proportion of the usual American diet, clearly they introduce far too much LDL cholesterol Copyright © Charlotte Gerson, 2007. All rights reserved. This material may not be reproduced in any medium, print or electronic without prior written permission from the author.Page 5 2Healing the Gerson Way—Defeating Cancer and Other Chronic Diseases
www.thegersonway.cominto the blood. The result is that blood lipids, i.e., fats, are deposited in the walls of arteries and
form plaque, which in turn causes atherosclerosis. The plaque reduces arterial blood flow, is rough
and easily allows platelets to accumulate, causing clots which then block the artery altogether. If this occurs in the coronary arteries, which surround and supply the heart, it will cause a heart
attack; if in the brain, the result will be a stroke. The Gerson treatment is exceptionally effective in not only reducing harmful cholesterol,
but also in dissolving plaque and clearing the arteries for normal blood flow. Cases of cholesterol
reduction by 100 points without drugs in just one week have been seen. The diet free from meats,
fats, milk products, eggs, etc., contributes greatly to this success. But there is another important
factor: the use of flax seed oil. Cold pressed from organically grown flax seeds, as discovered by
Dr. Johanna Budwig 1, it is high in the important Omega


 has a high oxalic acid content. When
your body is acidic and you consume foods that are high in oxalates, these
oxa-lates bind with ionic calcium causing calcium oxalate stones, such as
kidney stones. Alcohol and refined sugars are other stimulants that are highly consumed
by people today. These are highly acidic and mucus-forming. Beer adds to
the yeast overgrowth in people, which creates the desire for more refined
sugars, keeping this wheel ever-turning. In diabetes, alcohol keeps the blood
sugar elevated and stimulates the adrenal glands, causing further weaknesses. Of course, fermentation of food sugars in the stomach also causes alcohol. Organic wine would be the only alcohol I would recommend, and very little
of that. Refined sugars are acid-forming and cause a great deal of mucus
production by the body. As previously stated, mucus becomes congestive
leading to allergies, bronchitis, pneumonia, colds, flu, mumps, sinusitis, and
all the “congestive” type conditions. Refined sugars, being acid-forming, also
add to the inflammation of tissue. Meat is also a well-known stimulant that is irritating and inflammatory to
our tissues. As we noted in the last section, meat is full of antibiotics,
hormones, nuclear wastes, steroids, adrenaline, pesticides, herbicides, and
several other toxic chemicals. These substances are all stimulants, irritants and
suppressors, all mixed together and found in the tissue of the meat. These
chemicals (and adrenaline) can give you a temporary feeling of energy, only
to make you more fatigued afterwards. Meat, being high in nitrogen, also
pushes out calcium. Calcium and phosphorus need to be kept in balance. In
meat, one finds a high phosphorus-to-calcium ratio, whereas vegetables have
a balanced ratio between these two essential minerals. The human intestinal tract is four times as long as that of a carnivore
(cats, etc.) with a thousand times more absorption ability. Since meat (flesh)
protein putrefies very quickly, and since our intestinal tract is so long, meat
putre- fies inside the body before we have a chance to eliminate it.Putrefaction causes acidosis, which also inflames and eventually destroys
cells. This, of course, invites different types of our “parasitic” friends. These
types of parasites are very destructive to weakened cells, tissues, organs and
glands. Meat also yields sulfuric and phosphoric acids, which are highly
stimulating, inflammatory and destructive to tissue. Energy should always be dynamic or cellular, never stimulated
externally. If you must consume stimulants for energy, this only goes to
prove tissue weaknesses exist within you. In the long run, irritants and
stimulants only weaken and destroy tissue (organs, glands). The nervous
system (sympathetic, parasympathetic and autonomie) and the heart are
especially hard hit with these. These substances cause palpitations and heart
arrhythmias as well as neurological imbalances. Free yourself and your body from stimulants and irritants and experience
a world of dynamic energy—the cellular energy that explodes from healthy
cells. Irritants and stimulants only serve as temporary energy, which in the
long run, weakens and destroys your body. Stop consuming acidic irritants
and stimulating foods that only serve to imprison you by making you a slave
to the constant need for stimulation. These types of foods also make you
weaker and more toxic. Animals do not ingest irritants or stimulants. Why
should we? Living is actually a struggle for fresh air. Keep the vast lung surface of
the organism supplied with fresh, unpolluted air, and also observe all the
other health rules, and there is no reason known to science why you
should ever die. — Prof. J. S. Haldane, English Astronomer

MODULE 4.4
 Vaccinations: The Poison Needles

“Like treats like” is a concept used by the allopathic (medical) and
homeopathic (more natural) modalities to treat diseases. Along this line, one
of the most toxic and oftentimes fatal concepts and practices that science has
created is that of inoculation or “vaccinations,” whereby live parasites areinjected into the body, hoping the body will develop an immunity to them. The reason for this is that parasites (germs) are considered to be the cause of
most diseases. Today, science is slowly moving away from this idea,
replacing it with the concept of genetics or genes being the “bad boys.”
An excellent example of the “like treats like” fallacy is the polio vaccine. The theory is: To build your immunity to this virus, simply take in more of
the same virus, but in smaller dosages. The thought is that the body will
develop immunity to the virus by building up antibodies, and that this will
create a faster or ignored immune response to this pathogen (virus). Hopefully then, an immune cell will either destroy the viral cell before it
becomes uncontrollable by the body, or simply ignore the pathogen all
together. It can still be there, but inactive. This is stupid thinking, to me, and the facts prove it. When the polio
vaccine was introduced, polio went up 680 percent, as uncovered and
reported by Dr. Leonard Horowitz in his book,
The Emerging Viruses. An
article in the
Tampa Tribune
 several years ago told of an infant who
contracted polio from the vaccination itself. The same thing happens with the
flu vaccine. How many people do you know who took the flu shot and still
contracted the flu? This is another example of the stupidity of this toxic
practice, and one that has happened thousands of times. No one should deny the dangers of vaccines. The measles, mumps,
rubella (German measles) and polio vaccines all contain live but weakened
viruses. Although health officials say that polio has been wiped out in the
U.S. since 1979, they often fail to mention that all recorded cases of polio
since that time are actually
caused
 by the polio vaccine, or that we now
simply call polio by another name—spinal meningitis. When are we going to
lift our heads out of the sand and into the heavens? A clean and vital body does not get sick. Its immune system is strong and
its ability to protect itself is unbelievable. Natural immunity lasts a lifetime,
whereas vaccinated immunity is shortlived—estimated at only approximately
seven years. We forget that nature (God), through the botanical kingdom,
supplies all that we need. It is far better to use herbal anti-parasitics,
astringents and proliferants to clean and strengthen your body than it is to
pollute it with toxic chemicals, active parasites and foreign proteins. Many vaccines have been collaborative experiments. One such
experiment was reported between Kaiser Permanente of Southern California
and the U.S. Center for Disease Control (CDC) with the blessing of WHO(the World Health Organization). Between 1989 and 1991, this joint project
used the virus from the Edmon-ston-Zagreb (E-Z) Measles on 1500 “poor,
Black and Latino inner city children, primarily in Los Angeles. This
experimentation had previously been attempted in Africa, Haiti and Mexico,
with devastating results. Large numbers of children died directly from the
vaccine and many more from the effects of its immuno-suppression, leading
to the failure of these children to fight other
pathogens.”
(Cancer Cover-Up
{Genocide}
 by Kathleen Deoul. See
 Bibliography.) Vaccinations have led to immuno-suppres-sion and mutation, causing
untold conditions many now suffer from. Human beings and their use of
science have created much unnecessary pain, suffering and death, based in
stupidity and in the desire to control nature and others. Diseases from the
Gulf War Syndrome, AIDS, cancer, mutation of the body, and countless
other conditions can be directly related to vaccinations. Since most vaccines
are alive and manufactured from human and animal tissues like monkey
kidneys, cattle and human embryos, chicken hearts and human placentas,
contamination and mutation of these viruses /vaccines exist. While nature
always keeps itself in balance and harmony, the human ego has brought
about a dangerous level of mutation and imbalance in nature, causing a
frenzy of devastating and soon to be horrendous effects. Barbara Loe Fisher, president of the National Vaccine Information Center
(NVIC), a consumer’s group based in Virginia (USA), claims that vaccines
are responsible for the increasing numbers of children and adults who suffer
from immune system and neurological disorders, hyperactivity, learning
disabilities, asthma, chronic fatigue syndrome, lupus, rheumatoid arthritis,
multiple sclerosis and seizure disorders. She calls for studies to monitor the
long-term effects of mass vaccinations, and wants physicians to be absolutely
sure that these vaccines are safe and not harming people. (Good luck on that
one.) There is overwhelming evidence now from research and reported cases
from the United States, Great Britain, Africa, New Zealand and throughout
the world, that vaccinations are a toxic and deadly practice. Ask yourself:
Why does your government and other agencies that were created to “protect”
the American public i.e., Center for Disease Control (CDC), Food and Drug
Administration (FDA), Vaccines and Related Biological Products Advisory
Committee (VRBPAC), Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices


 of the forehead during
the winter. One should also anoint his forehead during the
winter with saw-leafed centaury oil, which will strengthen it. But when it is very warm one should dip his head in rose water
and in nilufar and he should dust his head lightly with nutmeg
powder which has been finely ground. FOOD DETERIORATION
One must avoid, at any place and at any time,
partaking of a food which has begun to decompose even slightly or become turbulent, malodorous, slightly warm [if it is naturally cold] or decayed, like fruits prepared in vinegar, small fish in brine, sour milk and like products. They are materials that produce fever and are like deadly poisons. And the good physicians warn against eating food that has remained overnight and meat a day after it has been boiled, because it has begun to deteriorate, even though it does not immediately appear so. And one should eat preferably sweet f oods because it is the sweets
that nourish, according to Galen. One should also prefer drinking water that is sweet and cold. And if the sweet
foods have deteriorated and become inedible, one should improve their taste by making them a little sour with materials that give a salty and astringent taste, like
cooking in gooseberry juice or  acid or lemon or barley
brine, sumac, quince or pomegranates. All these foods, when they are devoid of sweetness, also lack useful nutriments. First of all they  are not nauseating and some
of them liquefy the mucosa in the stomach and increase the appetite, such as a salty  soup. Some fight putrefaction
and cause dryness, like the foods to which vinegar and lemon have been added. Some of them will strengthen the
stomach and close its openi ng, like sumac, pomegranate
seeds, quince and gooseberry ju ice. One can rely on these
foods as much as possible. AVOID SUDDEN CHANGES
Habit and regularity are great  principles for keeping
well and recovering from illness. It is not proper to
change one's habits in health at once, neither in food, in
drinks nor in intercourse, ba th or exercise. You should
stick to your habits. And ev en if your habit is in
contradiction to medical law,  you must not separate from
it, but adjust to the law gr adually and for a prolonged
time so that the change will not be felt. And a man must
never change his habit all of a sudden. If he does he is
bound to get sick. But the acute ly ill must not deviate
from their habits, during the course of their disease they
must not change their customs, even with the best of
intentions. GOOD AND BAD GARMENTS
It is well known that there are animals whose meat is
constitutionally contradict ory to the nutrition of men, such as the meat of the wo lf and the fox. And some, like
lamb, is very fit. So it is with the various furs for
garments. The best for human garments are sheep's hides
and the most dangerous are fox's hides. The intelligent
physicians have mentioned it a nd this is the truth. About
this [your] servant noticed that the garment which the
Arabs call kirtas is very bad, but the garment called in
Arabic alsanjab [squirrel] is praised by the physicians. Then remember that the fur of cats is dangerous to wear,
or even to inhale their odor, therefore beware of them and
their odor. However, it has b een advised to inhale the
aroma of pigeons and to have them always in the house,
because they insure one agai nst neurological afflictions
like hemiplegia, spasms, cramps and tremor of the limbs. As long as he sees pigeons before him he will be
protected from the above illn esses, provided he removes
their droplets and does not al low the latter to collect,
because they pollute the air and spoil it. Equally good
against neurological diseases is the eating of pigeon meat. THE GAZELLE, RABBIT AND WILD ASS
The best of game is the gazelle. The rabbit also has
benefits that have been pr oven by experience. Eating its
brain helps against head noise s, and its meat in general helps against head noises and neurological illnesses. The
rabbit's hide warms much and helps in neurological
diseases, particularly in old men. And the wild ass has the
property of greatly strengthen ing the vision, as has been
proven by experience. When one  eats its meat or holds
the eyes over its meat when it is being boiled, he
strengthens the vision and opens up the closed nerve
cavities. This has been proven by experience. It will also
strengthen the vision of an ass's eye and will be helpful to
its weakness. This is all that [your] slave wanted now for the needs
of my lord. Let God in His mercy give strength to his
kingdom for ever and ever. Let Him lengthen the days of
my lord, keep him steadily in good health, and make him
successful in both worlds [this and the world to come]. As [God] has promised His servants and the gathering of
His friends. He created hi m and honored him with His
grace and goodness. To the bestower of souls let there be
endless praise. He sustains life with grace. Oh, God, Thou
art our strength! As is the wish of his servant Moses ben Maim-on, the
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        We cause
injury by interfering with na ture's right function and we
cause retention of what had to be expelled and ill health
develops. Often one develops loose stools because of the weakening of the retentive pow er. If let alone, it would
return to a normal state and to normal activity. But
because this power has always been helped and
strengthened whenever it became weak, it becomes a
habit, and when it stops, it is necessary to move it from
the outside. It has already been explained that it is best to
leave this to nature. And so it should be in everything that
holds no danger. ALFARABI ON HEALING, SAILING AND AGRICULTURE
Abu Nassar Alfarabi mentioned that the arts of
healing, sailing and agricultu re do not bring full results
for the effort exerted. The physician, for example, does
everything that he has to do in  the best possible way, with
no error either on his part or on the part of the patient;
nevertheless he does not atta in the desired result of
restoring health. And the reason is that what affects us is
not medicine alone, but medici ne together with nature,
and nature is not always su ccessful in removing all the
causes that have been mentioned in this chapter. The tiller
of the soil also does everything that is required, yet has no
success in sowing. And equall y, the sailor guides his boat
the best he can and builds it in  the best structure and sails
it in the proper place and ye t he suffers shipwreck. And the cause of this is that the results are due to two factors,
one of which may do everything necessary while the
other fails in its activity. When you observe what we have said in the previous
chapter, you will know that occasionally a disease is
light, but the disposition to it is strong. If you try to
remove the disease and do everything for the patient,
while the physician or the patient fails in medication,
nature's function will be interfered with. And herein lies
most of the mistakes that are made in every place and
every time. AL RAZI: THE PATIENT AND HIS DISEASE
Al Razi said in one of hi s books: "When the disease is
stronger than the patient, the physician will not be able to
help him at all, and if the stre ngth of the patient is greater
than the strength of the dis ease, he does not need a
physician at all. But when both are equal, they need a
physician who will support the patient's strength and help
him against the disease. Said the author: From the
statement of this perfect pr actitioner it is implied that
avoiding a physician is often better than engaging one, if
all the events of th e illness are taken into consideration. This rule applies only if the physician is wise and can help nature and should not err in his way and deviate
from his right habit. SURPRISING MEDICAL DEVELOPMENTS
Many physicians treat their patients with criminal
neglect; nevertheless the patie nts do not die but are saved. And I have seen those who have prescribed asparagus, a
strong purgative, for one who did not need even a mild
one, causing the loss of much blood from below. And
they persisted in it many days bringing about tense
tenesmus and diarrhea—yet the patient got well again. And I have also seen one who suffered of indigestion and
was treated unknowingly by phlebotomy and he became
helpless from pain in his heart and loss of strength,
prolonging and worsening his di


ll joy and  mcaning of
lifc  itself. Ali the various dcfinitions of thc
univcrse have had  ulterior  motives,  being
conccrncd  wi1 h  the futurc  rather than thc prcscnl. Religiou w;ints 10 assure thc  furure bcyond dcath,
and scicncc wa111s to assure it  until dcath, and tO
postponc dcath. Ilm tomorrow  and plans  for
tomorrow  can have  no significance  at THE  WISDOM  OF INSECURJTY
all unless you are in full contact with the reality of
the present, since it is in the prescnt and only in the
present that you live. There is no other realily than
present reality, so that, evcn if one were to live for
endless ages, to livc for the future would be to miss
the point  cverlastingly. But it is just this rcality of the present, this mov -
ing, vital  now which eludes all  the definitions and
descriptions. Here is the mysterious real world which
words and ideas can never pin down. Living always
for the future, we are out of touch wid1 this source
and ccntcr of life,  and as a rcsult ali thc magic of
naming  and thinking  has come  to something  of a
temporary  breakdown. The miracles of technology cause us  to live in a
hectic, clockwork world that docs violencc to human
biology, cnabling us  to do nothing but pursue  the
futurc fastcr and fastcr. Deliberatc thought fincls it -
sclf una ble to control  the 11psurgc  of thc b e a s 1  in man
-a bcast  more  "bcastly"  than  any crcawrc  of the
wild, maddened ancl exasperatcd by thc pursuit of
illusions. Special ization  in verbiage,  classi fication,
and mechanized thinking has put man out of touch
with  many  of the  marvelous  powers  of "instincc"
which govcrn his body. IL has,  furthcrmorc,  madc
him feel uttcrly scparatc from the universe,me. bis
own "me. " And  thus when ali philosophy has dis -
solved in relativism, and can make fixed sensc of thc
universe  no longcr,  isolated  "I" feels  miserably  insc-
52 TIIE CREAT  STREAM
cure and panicky, finding the real world a Aat comra -
diction  of its wholc  being. Of course  there  is nothing  ncw  in this prcdicamcnt
of discovering thal ideas and words cannot plumb
the ullimate mystery of life, that  Realily or,  if you
will,  Gocl  cannol  be comprehcn<led  by the finite
mind. The only novelty is Lhat the predicament is
now social rather than individual;  it is widely felt,
not confined to the few. Almost every spiritual tradi -
tion recognizes that a point comes when two things
must happen: man must surrendcr his separatc -fecl-
ing '"1,'' and must face the fact that he cannot know,
that  is, define  the ultimate. These traditions also recognize that beyond this
point  there lies a "vision of God"  which  cannot be
put into words, and which is certainly someLhing ut•
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Q: What is the author's main argument in the preface of the book?,
A: The author argues that the pursuit of security and certainty is futile and that salvation and sanity come from recognizing that we have no way of saving ourselves.
Q: What is the author's criticism of the concept of "believe"?,
A: The author criticizes the idea of "believe" as a means of avoiding the truth and reality, and argues that this approach is self-deception.
Q: What is the author's view on the relationship between science and faith?,
A: The author does not take a clear stance on the relationship between science and faith, but rather suggests that science and faith are two different ways of approaching reality.
Q: What is the author's criticism of the concept of "faith"?,
A: The author argues that faith is not about clinging to a fixed idea or preconception, but rather about an open and receptive attitude towards the unknown.
Q: What is the author's view on the role of language in understanding the world?,
A: The author suggests that language is a convention that is not a reflection of reality, but rather a means of trying to grasp and understand it, and that it is not possible to pin down the ultimate mystery of life.<|eot_id|><|begin_of_text|>They also indicatc that this vision is a rcstoration of
something which we once had, and "losl" becausc we
did not or could  not appreciate  it. This  vision  is,
then, the unclouded awareness of this undefinable
"something" which we call life, present reality, the
great stream, che eternal now -an awareness without
the sense  of separation  from  it. The  momenl  I name  it, it is no longer  God;  it is
man, tree, green, black, red, soft, hard, long, short,
atom, univcrse. Onc would  rcadily agrec  with  any
theologian  who  deplores  panthcism  that  these  deni -
53 THE  WISDOM  OF INSECURITY
zens of the world of verbiage and convention, these
sundry "things" conceived as fixed and distinct en -
titics, are not God. If you ask me to show you God, I
will point to thc sun, ora cree, ora worm. But if you
say, "You mean, then, that God is the sun, the tree,
the worm, and all other things?" -I shall have to say
that  you have  missed  the point  entirely. 54

IV. T H E  W I S D O M  OF  T H E   B O D Y

WHAT  IS EXPER!ENCE? WHAT  IS L!FE? WHAT !S MOT!ON? What is reality? To ali such questions we must give
St. Augustine's answer to the quescion,  "What  is
time?" -"! knmv, but whcn you ask me I don't." Ex -
perience, life, motion, and reality


 test.”
He lower ed the radio. “That’s ok ay. I don’t need you all
the time.”
He reached back again to tur n up the radio, and a piece
of paper ﬂutter ed down onto his face. “What’s this?” He
touched the wall and felt another one. “ And this?” He felt
them gingerly. The wall was cover ed with what felt lik e Post-
it notes. “Why ar e ther e pieces of paper all over my wall?”
Lupe came to the doorway. “It’s just an e xtra thing I do.”
“What’s that supposed to mean?”
“Well, I know you don’t have good pictur es in your head
or say positive things about yourself, so I do it for you. I put
them ther e because that’s wher e you sit.”
Jonathan sat up and felt up and down the wall. “Ther e’s mor e on the bathr oom mir ror.”
“Oh, for God’s sak e.” Jonathan stomped into the
bathr oom, clearly annoyed. “What do these stupid things
say?”
“Diﬀer ent things. Only good lies befor e me. I’m going to
get my sight back. Or I create my own futur e. Things lik e
that. But most of them say I’m going to paint a lot mor e
beautiful pictur es.”“Lupe, I’m not getting my sight back, no matter what
kind of mumbo jumbo you hang on my walls.”
“Don’t say that. The molecules will hear you.”
Jonathan gr ew incr easingly angry. “I don’t believe  in your
molecules, ok ay? And I’m getting tir ed of hearing about
them all the time. Bad things happen. They happened to
me. And all the wishful thinking in the world can’t do
anything about it.”
“You don’t have to believe in the sun for it to still shine
on you.”
Jonathan erupted. “ And you don’t have to believe in
disease for it to come along and devastate your life and
take away everyone you love. Ask your grandfather. Have
the molecules and the P ost-it notes work ed for him? Have
they stopped whatever is eating him alive?”
Lupe’s faced collapsed. Ther e was a long silence. “I’m sor ry. That was an awful thing to say.”
More silence. “I said I’m sor ry—r eally.”
More silence. Jonathan put a hand out in fr ont of him. L upe wasn’t
there. The door was lef t open. He tur ned ar ound and ran
into an umbr ella stand. He kick ed it out of the way. The ne xt day, Jonathan hear d a commotion outside in the
hall and opened the door. Lupe’s grandmother emer ged,
rushed and har ried. As she lef t, she called back into the
apartment. “I call you as soon as I can, sweetheart.” She ignor ed
Jonathan and hur ried down the stairs, weeping audibly. She collided with Mrs. R amirez, the downstairs neighbor,
and the two of them spok e in frantic Spanish for a moment. “Shit—it must be Mr. Saldana,” Jonathan whisper ed to
himself. He went acr oss the hall and knock ed. “Lupe, it’s me...”
Mrs. R amirez walk ed up the stairs and saw Jonathan
knocking. “The hospital call her to come,” she told him. “She sounded upset.”
Mrs. R amirez shook her ahead. “ Poor Juana, all she does
is wor ry. All the time at the hospital.”
“What e xactly is wr ong with her husband?”
Mrs. R amirez look ed at Jonathan in confusion. “No, es Lupe. She’s the one. Don’t you know? Oh, Dios
mío. She has cancer—she dying.”
“Lupe! What ar e you talking about?”
The Saldanas’ door suddenly opened. L upe’s grandfather
stood ther e, leaning on a cane. “Wher e’s Lupe?” Jonathan ask ed. Raul paused. “She in hospital.”
“She isn’t r eally sick...?”
“Yes, cancer.”
Jonathan shook his head in disbelief. “But how could that
be? How can she be sick? She’s always dancing, singing,
laughing?”
“Because she believes  she ﬁne. That’s why she always
talking about quinceañera  and working for you.”
“What do the doctors say?” Jonathan ask ed. “One say right in fr ont of her that she be luck y to live to
14. But she no believe it. She said she have a pictur e in her
head that she gr ow up to be a lady.”
“But why is she at the hospital now?”
“She has a test. Didn’t she tell you?”
Jonathan look ed ill. “She told me, all right. I just didn’t
listen.”
“It’s to see how bad the cancer is. They say test very
painful.”
Jonathan was clearly shak en. “Is ther e anything I can do,
Mr. Saldana? Anything at all?”
“Just believe, Mr. Jonathan. That’s what L upe would say. Believe.”In a hospital r oom, L upe, in a gown, lay on her side on a
table. A doctor with a needle stood behind her. The doctor said, “ Okay, Lupe, this is the spinal tap test I
told you about. It might hurt, but it will only be for a second. Are you r eady?”
“Yes.” L upe’s voice was brave, but her face was ﬁlled
with ter ror. She gripped the side of the table as the doctor
inserted the needle. She caught a glimpse of herself in the chr ome of a
medical cart and look ed into her own eyes. She chanted sof tly, “I am a beloved child of the universe,
and the universe lovingly tak es car e of me now and
forevermore.” She hesitated and then added, “ I’m the belle
of the ball. I’m the belle of the ball.”
Jonathan clumsily put away his gr oceries, swearing under
his br eath, a ter rible look on his face. Eventually, the look
turned to rage. He began to slam the kitchen cabinets so
hard that a loose shelf behind him shook and then br oke
completely fr om the wall. A sugar jar fell and smashed onto
the kitchen ﬂoor. “Shit!” he said, as he knelt down and felt what had
happened. He was about to say mor e but stopped. In a hushed
voice, he began to sing L upe’s swearing song. He felt his
body crumple in sadness and shame. Down on the ﬂoor, he touched the spilled sugar with his
hands. Suddenly his face r elaxed, and his hands began to
work automatically. The window dark ened as he continued. Outside the door, he hear d someone walk by. “Who’s ther e?”
“Mr. A. Are you ok ay, Mr. Jonathan?”
“Would you come her e, please?”The landlor d walk ed in with a wor ried look when he saw
Jonathan down on the ﬂoor. “Are you sur e you’r e okay?”
“Would you look at something for me?”
The landlor d appr oached. “You knock ed over the sugar—I’ll help you.”
“No! I don’t want it swept up. Just look at it. Does it look
like anything?”
The landlor d stepped back and look ed at the sugar
design on the ﬂoor. “It looks lik e a girl’s face...” He
hesitated and look ed at Jonathan with a kind of wonder. “It
looks lik e Lupe’s face. That’s uncanny.”
Jonathan lower ed his head. “Thank you.”
After the landlor d left, Jonathan got on the phone. “I want a ten-pound bag of sand,” he said into the
receiver. “Deliver ed immediately. I’ll pay whatever it is. I
don’t car e!’’
He hung up and moved into the bedr oom, wher e he
began pulling out paints, canvas, bowls, and brushes fr om
the closet. The deliveryman ar rived to ﬁnd a frantic Jonathan. “Don’t say a wor d! I’m blind, and I’m nuts, but I have a
lot of money. Come in!”
The deliveryman car ried in the sand and look ed ar ound. Jonathan had laid a canvas on the ﬂoor and ar ranged
several bowls in a line. He was in a fr enzy. He ask ed the
deliveryman to help him mix paint and sand. “They have to be in an or der I can r emember, so in the
ﬁrst bowl I want you to put r ed.”
They work ed for nearly an hour, mixing paint in every
bowl. When all the bowls had paint in them with various
amounts of sand, Jonathan said, “Ther e’s $40 on thedresser. Take it. And thanks.”
Jonathan took a knife and scooped some of the mixtur e
onto the canvas. He spr ead the paint


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the dressing. Enjoy! Autumn Menu Plan: Day Six
BREAKFAST
Grapes
2 lbs. red grapes

LUNCH
Figs
2 lbs. figs

DINNER
Course One: Pineapple Strawberry Drink
1 lb. pineapple
1 lb. strawberries
Directions: Peel and core the pineapple. De-stem the strawberries. Bl end pineapple and strawberries until they make a
smoothie. Course Two: Pineapple Red Pepper Soup
1.5 lbs. pineapple
8 oz. red bell peppers
8 oz. tomatoes
Directions: Peel and core the pineapple, core the pepper and blend. Dice the tom ato and stir into the soup, or sprinkle on top
as garnish. Course Three: Strawberry Parsley Salad
1 lb. red-leaf lettuce
8 oz. cherry tomatoes
8 oz. strawberries
1 oz. parsley
Directions: Chop the lettuce into a bowl. Blend the strawberries and pars ley as the dressing. Autumn Menu Plan: Day Seven

BREAKFAST
Concord Grapes
2 lbs. concord grapes

LUNCH
Figgy Bliss
1 lb. bananas
1 lb. figs
16 oz. young coconut water
Directions: Blend and savor. DINNER
Course One: Papaya
1 lb. papaya

Course Two: Grapefruit Tomato Soup
8 oz. grapefruit
8 oz. tomatoes
8 oz. cucumbers
Directions: Blend the grapefruit, cucumber, and ½ of the tomatoes for th e soup base. Chop, slice, or dice the remaining
tomato for color and texture. Course Three: Orange Avocado Slaw
8 oz. celery
8 oz. cabbage
4 oz. California avocado
8 oz. fresh-squeezed orange juice
Directions: Grate the cabbage and celery with a food processor, or cut very  fine. Place into a bowl. Dice the avocado into a
separate bowl, stir in the orange juice, and mix with a fork until it become s a chunky sauce. Stir into the cabbage mixture until evenly
coated. Winter Menu Plan: Day One

BREAKFAST
Banana Milk
2 lb. bananas
Directions: Blend bananas with enough water to make a “milky” consi stency. LUNCH
Hachiya Persimmon
2 lbs. hachiya persimmons

DINNER
Course One: Orange Papaya Smoothie
8 oz. papaya
8 oz. fresh-squeezed orange juice
Directions: De-seed the papaya and then peel or simply scoop out the flesh w ith a spoon. Blend with the orange juice. Course Two: Orange Verde Soup
8 oz. romaine lettuce
8 oz. Valencia oranges
Directions: Blend lettuce and ¾ of the oranges together. Break apart th e remaining orange into segments for garnish. Course Three: Orange-Walnut Salad
8 oz. romaine lettuce
4 oz. oranges
1 oz. walnuts
Directions: Chop the lettuce into a bowl. Peel the oranges, cut them int o small pieces, and place in a separate bowl along with
chopped walnuts. Stir and pour over lettuce. Simply delicious. Winter Menu Plan: Day Two

BREAKFAST
Citrus Salad
8 oz. grapefruit
1 lb. Valencia oranges
1 lb. sweet tangerines
Directions: Peel the fruits and cut them into a bowl. Enjoy the contras ting flavors. † Experiment with all the different varieties of oranges and tange rines. Blood oranges make an excellent addition or
substitution to this “salad.”

LUNCH
Banana Celery Smoothie
2 lbs. bananas
4 oz. celery
Directions: Cut the celery into small pieces to sever the fibers, ma king them easier to blend. Blend banana and celery with as
much water as needed for desired consistency. DINNER
Course One: Fresh-Squeezed Orange Juice
16 oz. fresh-squeezed orange juice

Course Two: Cabbage Tomato Soup
8 oz. fresh-squeezed orange juice
8 oz. cabbage
4 oz. romaine lettuce
4 oz. tomatoes
Directions: Blend orange juice, cabbage, and lettuce. Pour purée in to a large serving bowl, and sprinkle with diced tomato. V oilà! Course Three: Orange Fennel Slaw
8 oz. cabbage
1 lb. oranges
1 shoot of fennel top
Directions: Finely chop the cabbage and fennel into a bowl. Chop the oranges  into small pieces, and stir into the cabbage-
fennel mix. Winter Menu Plan: Day Three

BREAKFAST
Papaya
2 ½ lbs. red papaya

LUNCH
Bananas with Date Sauce
1 lb. bananas
4 oz. dates
Directions: Slice the bananas into a bowl. Pit the dates and blend them wi th just enough water to make a thick sauce. Pour
over the bananas and devour! DINNER
Course One: Pineapple Orange Drink
12 oz. pineapple
16 oz. fresh-squeezed orange juice
Directions: Peel and core the pineapple. Blend. Cheers! Course Two: P.L.T. Soup
12 oz. pineapple
8 oz. romaine lettuce
4 oz. tomatoes
Directions: Peel and core the pineapple. Blend with the lettuce, then pou r into a bowl. Dice the tomato and pour over the
soup. Course Three: Pineapple Tahini Salad
8 oz. romaine lettuce
8 oz. cucumbers
4 oz. pineapple
1 oz. raw, mechanically hulled tahini
Directions: Chop the lettuce into a bowl. Peel and slice the cucumber, an d mix with the lettuce. Peel and core the pineapple. Blend with the tahini and dress the salad. Winter Menu Plan: Day Four

BREAKFAST
Pineapple Kiwi Smoothie
1 lb. pineapple
1 lb. kiwi
Directions: Blend and enjoy. Add water for a thinner consistency if des ired. LUNCH
Dates and Cucumber
10 oz. medjool dates
1 lb. cucumbers
Directions: Peeled cucumber works best for this recipe. Pit the dates an d thickly slice the cucumber. Place one date on each
cucumber slice and devour. It’s sweet, juicy, and crunchy! † Nutritional information is only available for the two major variet ies of dates, medjool and deglet noor. Countless other
varieties exist that you may prefer. Several mail-order providers fr om Southern California specialize in rare and exotic varieties and
will ship them to just about anywhere in the U.S. Enjoy dates when they a re the freshest in late fall and early winter. DINNER
Course One: Satsuma Tangerines
1 lb. tangerines

Course Two: Grapefruit Cucumber Soup
8 oz. cucumbers
8 oz. grapefruit
8 oz. tomatoes
Directions: Blend and enjoy. Course Three: Satsuma Cucumber
1 lb. baby spinach
8 oz. satsuma tangerines
8 oz. cucumbers
½ oz. pine nuts
Directions: Tear the spinach into a bowl. Blend the tangerines and cuc umber into a dressing. Sprinkle with pine nuts. Winter Menu Plan: Day Five

BREAKFAST
Satsuma Tangerines
2 lbs. Satsuma tangerines

LUNCH
Just Bananas! 2 lbs. bananas
Directions: Blend the bananas into a smoothie or eat them straight. Th e choice is all yours! DINNER
Course One: Papaya Pineapple Drink
1 lb. papaya
8 oz. pineapple
Directions: Blend and serve. For a thinner drink add as much water as you de sire. Course Two: Papaya Lime Soup
1 lb. papaya
8 oz. romaine lettuce
1 oz. lime juice
Directions: Blend all ingredients and pour into a bowl. Splendid! Course Three: Orange Hemp Seed Salad
1 lb. red-leaf lettuce
8 oz. Valencia oranges
2 tbsp. hemp seeds
Directions: Chop the lettuce into a bowl. Peel the oranges and place them  in a separate bowl. Stir in the hemp seeds, and pour
the mixture over the lettuce. Winter Menu Plan: Day Six

BREAKFAST
Kiwi Orange Drink
1 lb. kiwi
16 oz. fresh-squeezed orange juice
Directions: Peel the kiwi and blend with the orange juice. LUNCH
Banana Wraps
1 ¾ lbs. bananas
8 oz. romaine lettuce
Directions: Peel the bananas and wrap in whole lettuce leaves. DINNER
Course One: Tangerine Pineapple Blend
8 oz. tangerines
12 oz. pineapple
Directions: Peel and core the pineapple. Blend with the tangerines for  a thick smoothie. Course Two: Tangerine Celery Soup
8 oz. tangerines
4 oz. celery
4 oz. red bell peppers
Directions: Blend and pour into a bowl. † It helps to use a sweet and seedless variety of tangerine for this re cipe. Oranges can also substitute well for the tangerines. Course Three: Pineapple Red Pepper Salad
1 lb. butter lettuce
4 oz. pineapple
4 oz. red bell peppers
1 oz. sliced almonds
Directions: Prep the lettuce into a bowl. Blend the pineapple and red pepper to dr ess your salad. Garnish with almonds. Winter Menu Plan: Day Seven

BREAKFAST
Papaya Banana Salad
8 oz. papaya
1 lb. banana
Directions: Cut fruits into a bowl and mix. LUNCH
Dates and Celery
10 oz


 for thousands of years. There is nothing novel about the content of
your thoughts. I wa nt to be first in line —you think you invented that
thought. W ith sel f-importance, the ego is designed to want gain, and it ha s a lot of
thoughts about monetary gain and how that will finally bring happiness. Interestingly, our research has found that happiness is correlated with level
of consciousness, not with wealth or health. A person can be delighted with
nothing. In fact, on a certain lev el, the less, the better. Y ou can live with a
cot, a blanket you got from the thrift store, a box with a candle on it, an
apple, a piece of cheese, and a six-pack of Pepsi. And to a dd to your
heavenly abode,  you have a cat. Do you need anything to read. No. Do you
need television.<|eot_id|><|begin_of_text|>
Q: According to the passage, how does one's level of consciousness shift?,
A: The level of consciousness shifts not because of words spoken, but because of being in the presence of loving people whose energy field carries the higher wisdom.
Q: What is the key to transcending a problem?,
A: It is unlikely that we will overcome a problem if we choose to be in the company of others who have the same problem.
Q: What is the ego's primary concern?,
A: The ego's primary concern is to get its own "juice" or payoffs from a situation, rather than surrendering and accepting reality.
Q: What is the primary source of power for transcending a barrier?,
A: The primary source of power is the "Will" or the willingness to surrender and ask for divine assistance.
Q: What is the key to overcoming a barrier?,
A: The key to overcoming a barrier is to understand that what holds us back is the "juice" or payoff we get from being in a particular position, and to let go of those payoffs.<|eot_id|><|begin_of_text|>No r equir ement s or demands:  T here are no required memberships,
dues, regulations, oaths, rules, or conditions. 9. Noncontr olling:  S piritua l purity has no interest in the personal lives of
aspirants, or in dress, sex lives,  economics, family patterns, lifestyles,
or dietary habits. 10. Fr ee of for ce or intimidation:  T here is no bra inwashing, adu lation of
leaders, training rituals, indoctrinations, or intrusions into private life. 11. Nonbinding:  There are no regulations, laws, edicts, contracts, or
pledges. 12. Fr eedom:  P articipants are free to come and go without persuasion,
coercion, intimidation, or con sequences. There is no hierarchy;
instead, there is voluntary fulfillment of practical necessities and
duties. 13. Commonality:  Rec ognition is a consequence of what one has become
rather than a result of ascribed titles, adjectives, or trappings. 14. Inspirational:  T ruth eschews and avoids glam orization, seduction, and
theatrics. 15. Nonmaterialistic:  T ru th is  devoid  of need for worldly wealth, prestige,
pomp, or edifices. 16. Self-fulfilling:  T ruth is already  total and complete and has no need to
proselytize or gain adherents, followers, or “sign up members.”
17. Detached:  There is noninvolvement in world af fairs. 18. Benign:  T ru th is identif iable along a progressive gradient. It has no
“opposite” and therefore no “enemies” to castigate or oppose. 19. Nonintentional:  T ruth does not intervene or  have an agenda to
propose, inflict, or promulgate. 20. Nondualistic:  All transpires by virtue of intrinsic (karmic) propensity
within the field, by which potentiality manifests as actuality rather thanby cause and ef fect. 21. T ranquility and peace:  There are no “issues” or partialities. There is no
desire to  change others or imp ose on society. The ef fect of higher
ener gies is innate and not dep endent on propagation or ef fort. God
does not need help any more than gravity needs the “help” of an
apple’ s falling of f the tree. 22. Equality:  This is expressed in reverence for all life in all its
expressions and  merely avoids that which is deleterious rather than
opposing it. 23. Nontemporality:  Life is realized  to be eternal and physicality to be a
temporality. Life is not subject to death. 24. Beyond pr oof:  T hat which is  “provable” is linear, limited, and a
product of intellectualization and mentation. Reality needs no
agreement. Reality is not an acquisition but instead is a purely
spontaneous, subjective realization when the positionalities of the
dualistic ego are surrendered. 25. Mystical:  The origination of truth is a spontaneous ef fulgence,
radiance, and illumination, which is the Revelation that replaces the
illusion of a separate individual self, the ego, and its mentation. 26. Ineffable:  Not capable  of definition. Radical subjectivity is
experiential. It is a condition t hat replaces the former ego-centered
condition. W ith this event, context replaces content, devoid of
temporality and beyond time. Reality does not exist in time, of it,
beyond it, or out side of it, and it has no relationship to that which is an
artifice of mentation. It is there fore beyond all nouns, adjectives, or
verbs, transitive or intransitive. 27. Simplistic:  O ne sees the intrinsic beauty and perfection of all that
exists beyond appearance and form. 28. Affirmative:  T ruth is beyond opinion or provability. Confirmation is
purely by its subjective awareness; however, it is identifiable by
consciousness-calibration techniques.29. Nonoperative:  T ruth does not “do” anything o r “cause” anything; it is
everything. 30. Invitational:  As contrasted with promotional or persuasive. 31. Nonpr edictive:  B ecause Reality is nonlinear, i t cannot be localized or
encoded in restriction of form, such as secret messages, codes,
numbers, and inscriptions, or hidden in runes, stones, the dime nsions
of the pyramid, DNA, or the no stril hairs of the camel. T ruth has no
secrets. The Reality of God is o mnipresent and beyond codifica tion or
exclusivity. Codes are indicative of human imagination and not the
capriciousness of Divinity. 32. Nonsentimental:  Emotionality is based on perception. Compassion
results from the discernment of truth. 33. Nonauthoritarian:  There are no rules or dictates to be followed. 34. Nonegoistic:  T eachers are respected but reject personal adulation or
specialness. 35. Educational:  Provide s information in a variety of formats and ensures
availability. 36. Self-supporting:  Neither mercenary nor materialistic. 37. Fr eestanding:  Complete without dependence on external or historical
authorities. 38. Natural:  Devoid of induced, altered status of consciousness or
manipulations of ener gies by artificial exercises, postures, breathing,
or d ietary rituals (that is, non reliance on form or physicality; no
invoking of entities or “others”). 39. Complete:  Devoid of exploitation or gain. 40. Nonviolent:  Not coercive, benign, nonthreatening. Spiritual truth is universal. The  same essential truth has been taught by
the enli ghtened mystics, saints, sages, and avatars who have appeared
throughout histo ry, in dif ferent r eligions and cultures, separated by dif ferent
sides of the globe and across many centuries. No person or religion orgroup is  the sole possessor or purveyor of truth. A truth is true at all times
in all places, in dependent of cultures, customs, opinions, pers onalities, or
circumstances. A true teacher claims no specialness but rather points the seeker to
realize the same truth from within. The Self of the student is said to be the
same Se lf of the teacher, whose state of Self-realization serves  to activate
the s tudent’ s own inner awakeni ng. T rue teachers humbly acknowledge that
divine states are a gift of G race and therefore do not of f er spiritual
teachings for a price beyond covering expenses required for dissemination. Integrous teache rs and or ganizations are not interested in contr olling the
personal lives of students, promotionalism, gaining followers, or
entertaining peo ple with theatrical presentations. Their integr ity requires
them to share t he gift of Real ization they were given, with the unique
capacities bestowed them, but they have no attachment to the response;
what peo ple do with it is up to them. People are free to come and go as they
wish. Notable


 and change. If the body does not come
food and dead, heavy water, in fact, our blood is not
receives many harmful substances, and the blood is constantly cleaned
our bodies, that is actually one and the same blood composition
repeatedly will be purified through the filter elements, ie
blood will be almost perfectly clean. Blood in the SG is cleared
of all unnecessary, and blood plasma becomes transparent as
piece of glass, everything comes into harmony, including factors
coagulation. Dry starvation in this respect cleans up
blood more completely than by hemodialysis or hemosorption
- Hardware blood purification. Consequently, all processes in our
organisms associated with blood, will be carried out almost
perfect. Simple as that - that's why our immune system gets
great holiday. 108
108Immune system
The human body has a powerful weapon against
disease - the immune system. The immune system is designed
to maintain our health through organ and tissue
programmed for the detection and removal of alien
substances and harmful micro-organisms such as viruses and bacteria,
diseased cells. in a healthy body with a strong immune system
virus is difficult to survive. The bacteria are destroyed before
since they can cause infection. Altered or
diseased cells are destroyed before they can cause cancer
or some other illness. But if the immune system is unhealthy, it will not work
properly. In this case, we can catch a cold,
influenza, infectious disease and even cancer. Maintaining a healthy
immune system - is the most important thing we can do for
maintain their health, because the system - our main
biological ally in the war against disease. Before
We consider the question of how the method can be improved to sew
resistance to disease, let's briefly
on what constitutes the immune system and what functions
it performs. What is the immune system. The immune system - this is not one of any authority, but a network of
many organs and tissues located in different parts of the
organism. Immune system covers the entire body and provides
its proper kind of protective weapons where microbes
and other biological enemies can easily penetrate. Main
organs of the immune system - the amygdala, adenoids, appendix,
spleen and thymus. Bone marrow, white blood cells
and lymphatic tissue - it is also important elements of the immune
system. All these elements work together and, when necessary,
cause the immune response. How does the immune system. The immune system begins to produce some very effective
complex chemical reactions when the organism invades a
or foreign body - be it a virus or a splinter. at this point it
starts to fulfill its mission - to find and destroy. Our body is an entire system amebopodobnyh cells
which is called a bit difficult for an outsider perception
system phagocytic mononukleirov. in each organ is
its specific only to this body a group of cells, which
has the form of amoebae, and migrate across the body by eating and digesting all
alien. These specific cells are also present in skin and liver,
and in the heart, and even in the brain. They are constantly migrating,
looking for prey. The only trouble is that when any, even the plant
food, it contains a small amount of fat. and phagocytes
(Phagocytizing mononukleiry) instead of performing their direct
109
109responsibilities involved in that capture and digest these
fat droplets, as if to everything else they do not care. So:
during fasting, the phagocytes remain without food, I mean no fat. and they begin to carry out their direct duties: capture
and digest bacteria, viruses, cell remnants, old, dying
cells (thereby contributing to the renewal and rejuvenation, even
organism). Digested and cancer cells, which are always, even
normally present in the body. Destruction of patients rather than healthy cells in medical dry
fasting is associated more with the release of limfoepitelialnyh
cells of the digestive tract. Multi-day waiver of admission
food and water creates the conditions for withdrawing from the front of the gastrointestinal
intestinal position is very powerful army of B-lymphocytes. They
pulled together from all the lymph nodes of collectors and extended
digestive track. But especially a lot of them come from thin
intestine. Moved to a reserve army of B-lymphocytes using
for its intended purpose. It suppresses and eliminates all
existing pathogens and alien elements. Infection
which is in zakapsulirovannom (dormant) state,
virtually no yield of modern antibacterial
therapy (antibiotics, sulfonamides and other
drugs). On the contrary, in this period of micro-organisms,
while in the protective shells become more stable
to these drugs and other medicines. In the dry
starvation of these shells are destroyed by activated acidosis
phagocytes and enzymes. The immune system can even
improve their work. For example, through more complex
processes of intercellular communication immune system may
remember those viruses that have invaded the body before
and always retains the "high alert" in case
if the virus again tries to penetrate into the body. Thanks
this, the response is much faster and more efficiently. In the dry fasting achieved higher concentrations
biologically active substances, hormones, immune
cells and immunoglobulins in body fluids. Healthy if your immune system. If you ever catches a cold or the flu, when
they become epidemic, we can say for sure
that your immune system is working abnormally. At the same time
Our body begins to look reasonable recourse. One of them - cold. This discovery made famous naturopath
Alexander Chuprun and called it a programmed shutdown
immunity. Many violations of the organism may be a sign
that he was very intoxicated. It represents a
kind of a slop bucket inside which the particles are stored dead
cell and protein mass (it littered with intercellular spaces
110
110and literally stuffed sometimes lymphatic vessels). This "garbage" interferes with the normal functioning of the organism,
barrier to communication cells with each other, reducing the effect of electric
signals transmitted by cells to each other. This category
primarily exposed to colds, flu and various other
Diseases. This happens because the body is not littered
resist disease, and vice versa, takes her with
open arms, seeing microbes as liberators, which can be
feed your trash. Such an organism - a wonderful banquet
table for all sorts of bacteria that have to come and "eat"
dead cells and dirt, turning them into liquid waste. A
they have, of course, can be removed from the body shock lymph
and blood through the kidneys and other ways to release waste and toxins. It turns out that the human body by signing the proper
unable to clear, is trying to improve themselves at the expense
colds, flu and other diseases. Exactly. Organism, while
occasionally disabling the immune system, forced to call for help
bacteria and viruses, especially ones that are always waiting in the wings
in small amounts present in the body. And sometimes you are lucky
and pick up something from outside - the flu or even some
more serious infection. But why the body is unable to independently
print their own waste. Yes, consoled with the thought that Mother Nature has taken care to provide us
adequate "sewer system" is not worth it. It is always possible
insufficient, especially in unhygienic behavior, particularly
all - because of the generally accepted practices in nutrition and, as I said,
sedentary lifestyles, energy depletion. The body of modern man has no time to withdraw their own
waste, and self-dissolution of dead cells and protein mass
under normal conditions is unbearably slow. Not for nothing because long contrived various means of assistance
the body in self-purification, from the Russian bath and Finnish sauna to
modern cleansing bowel or liver. All this is enough
meaningful measures for people who do not follow a healthy,
as close to a natural lifestyle. Disease - is not harmful, but good for the body. Most modern medical theories based on the fact
that the body actively resists illness, but their own
forces to defeat the disease, it is not enough. Therefore,
it should help doctors who are doing it in the first place,
using different drugs. Supplier of these
funds is the pharmaceutical industry, whose mission
- Release all the newer and more effective drugs-killers
purpose of which - the extermination of the initiators of the disease germs
and viruses. On the production of these drugs are spending huge
funds. Today we can hear complaints that a doctor soon
111
111does not work for the patient and the pharmaceutical industry,
helping her to sell new drugs. Patients, too, grumble
however, misled by the very concept of disease,
obediently swallow pills. More than fifty years ago a doctor
A. Zalmanov called this process occurring in our society,
Pharmaceutical orgy, but to this day he did not
slowed, but continues to gain momentum. Thus, the need to combat the microbes seem
very relevant to society, consisted almost entirely
of people in the so-called third state, and - seeing no other
output - already fixated on this fight. But it made little sense:
because in the body of most people waiting for them "well-covered
table. " Disease, perhaps, be able to temporarily suppress, but through
while


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god’. You	do	not	have	to	do	it	all	alone. Enduring	enthusiasm	fills	the
existence	of	positive	energy. It's	like	"a	wave	of	creative	energy,	and	all	you
have	to	do	is	ride	the	wave. " One	with	life. In	these	three	words	is	synthesised	the	secret	of	a	successful
and	happy	life. ABOUT	SAPIENS	EDITORIAL

Books	are	mentors. Books	can	guide	what	we	do	and	our	lives. Many	of	us
love	books	while	reading	them	and	maybe	they	will	echo	with	us	a	few	weeks
after	but	2	years	later	we	can’t	remember	if	we	have	read	it	or	not. And	that’s
a	shame. We	remember	that	at	that	time,	the	book	meant	a	lot	to	us. Why	is	it
that	2	years	later	we	have	forgotten	everything. That’s	not	good. This	summary	is	taken	from	the	most	important	themes	of	the	original	book. Most	people	don’t	like	books. People	just	want	to	know	what	the	book	says
they	have	to	do. If	you	trust	the	source	you	don’t	need	the	arguments. So
much	of	a	book	is	arguing	its	points,	but	often	you	don’t	need	the	argument	if
you	trust	the	source	you	can	just	get	the	point. This	summary	takes	the	effort	to	distill	the	blahs	into	themes	for	the	people
who	are	just	not	going	to	read	the	whole	book. All	this	information	is	in	the
original	book. SAPIENS	EDITORIAL
Summary	Of	A	New	Earth:	Awakening	To	Your	Life’s	Purpose,	By	Eckhart
Tolle
Sapiens	Editorial
©	2017	Sapiens	Editorial	/Sapiens	Editorial
All
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Q: What is the main idea of Eckhart Tolle's book "A New Earth"?,
A: The book is about transcending our ego-based state of consciousness and achieving a fulfilling existence by recognizing and overcoming our own ego and negative emotions.
Q: What is the root of the problem in the world, according to Eckhart Tolle?,
A: According to the author, the root of the problem is in our own minds, specifically our attachment to the ego and negative thoughts and emotions.
Q: What is the key to achieving a fulfilling life, according to Eckhart Tolle?,
A: The key is to recognize and overcome our ego, accept the present moment, and learn to let go of negative emotions and thoughts.
Q: What is the concept of "Maya" mentioned in the text?,
A: According to the text, "Maya" is a concept that refers to a network of collective beliefs that is the root of our problems.
Q: What is the author's message about the importance of inner and outer harmony?,
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rather, as aids to the body in reestablishing normal functions. We offer this information along with suggested programs to those who want to, and are willing to, share responsibility for their
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this therapy only as directed by your health care provider. Do not self-diagnose. Do not attempt to treat yourself for any serious condition. Consult your health care provider. However, if your health care
provider says that nutrition or therapy is not important and attempts to treat you only with drugs, we suggest that you obtain a
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• To Stanley Ward {Father} Died-Colon Cancer -1986
Who the Allopathic Doctors claimed the only way to better
his future was to have an operation to remove part of the colon. He trusted and had the operation. Major hospital. Never got better. He lasted only a couple years in pain and loss of proper eating. • To Carl Hoffman {Banker- Close friend} Died-Brain Tumor I 1995
Who allopathic Doctors claimed the only way was to undergo
a brain operation, chemotherapy, and radiation. So he did. Twice
Costs were well over the$ 100,000.00 mark. He lasted approximately a year and seven months. • To Sven Nylander {Photographer- Close Friend} Died-Hepatitis C
{ From transfusion of infected blood during open heart surgery }. Infected blood given by at hospital. • To George Weiss {Business associate -Very close friend}
Died Prostrate Cancer -1999 Did everything he was told. Degrading life changing multiple surgeries costing over $175,000.00
• To George Kowalski- {Step Father} Died Lung Cancer- 1998
Doctors gave no other method than chemotherapy, radiation,
and refused an operative forum. { He didn't have insurance }. • To all those Doctors who claimed to help my family and friends listed
above but had no authority to use other then
Operation, Chemotherapy, or Radiation and to what end? It is my belief... These fine fellows may not have died if any of them or myself at that time
would have had access to this therapy told here in this research. D£D1CAT£D TO THOS£ STlll F1GHT1NG
To those who have been left behind by traditional methods and
unreasonable costs and are now awaiting their eventual end. + To all those who need help now. • To all those who will need help in the future. •
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value. If you don’ t know that having some financial freedom ofchoice is important, you won’ t know to protect that freedom. Y ou
must take time to reflect and specify your values and what is
inviolable in your life. 2. Failing to define your boundaries. Once you’ve discovered what is
important to you and worth protecting, it is critical that you establish
clear boundaries around those values. As has often been said, we
teach people how to treat us. If you don’ t protect what is important to
you, others won’ t either. You must take the time to share with others
what is critically important to you. 3. Failing to r einfor ce and monitor your boundaries. Boundaries cannot
be set once and for all. They must be continually reinforced, with
consequences for violators. Others must learn we are serious about
our boundaries. W e will not be abused or mistreated, and others must
respect us to play in our yard. W e must reinforce and monitor our
boundaries. Making mistakes regarding boun daries is easy to do. Again, if you have
not had a healthy role model showing you how to set and maintain healthy
boundaries, the concept may be foreign to you. You may feel unworthy of
defining and setting boundarie s. Yet you are valuable and worthy of
protection. Donald Miller, author of Scary Close, shares the story of a workshop he
attended where the presenter set three pillows on the floor. He had a woman
stand on the pillow on the right, and he had Don stand on the pillow on the
left. He told them they were both free to stand on the middle pillow because
they had agreed  to be in relationship with one another. Howeve r, they were
never free to stand on the other ’s pillow. Pointing to Don’ s pillow, the instructor said, “That’ s your pillow. The
only person who gets to step on that pillow is you. Nobody else. That’ s your
territory. Your soul.” The instructor then pointed to the woman’ s pillow and
gave the same advice—that was her pillow, her soul. The middle pillow
symbolized the relationship, to be shared.3
Boundaries are firm and strong, but like pillows, they’re also delicate,
soft, and tender.Why Ar e Boundaries Critical? Tamara came to see me following a very difficult separation from her
husband, Tim. Married 15 years, she never felt the freedom to be who she
wanted to be. Tamara is 38 years old but tells me she still feels 18. “How is it that I still feel so small and vulnerable?” she asked. “I’m a
professional and have successfully raised three children. I’ve accomplished
a lot in my life. Still, I’ve always felt under my husband’ s thumb. I’ve
always felt insecure and frightened. I hate this feeling.”
“Tell me more what is happening,” I said. “Tim isn’ t outwardly dominating,” she said. “He just pouts or complains
when things are not going his way. He has made me give up me in so many
ways. What he wants has always taken precedence. I just finally  got fed up
and had to leave.”
“What did you do?” I asked. “I rented an apartment,” she said. “It was tough, but I needed time and
space to clear my head. I needed to learn more about what I think and feel
without him telling me what is best for me.”
“It is critical that we feel safe to be who we are, Tamara,” I said. “That
must have been very dif ficult to get that space for yourself.”
“It was impossible,” she said. “He threatened me at first, saying he
wouldn’ t suppor t me financially. I had to be prepared to make it on my own
financially. He also threatened me with a divorce, and I had to be okay with
that. He still is very angry that I left.”
“How are you doing now?” I asked. “I’m making it, one day at a time,” she said. “I’m part of a
codependency support group through my church. I’ve got some friends who
are supporting me. I’m trying to decide whether to go back to him.”
“I understand,” I said. “I will say this to you. You have won hard-fought
ground. It has taken a lot of strength to get to where you are. You must have
changes from T im. Don’ t give up that ground too easily.”
“I agree,” she said. Emotional Abuse and BoundariesTamara is not fighting a normal battle. Hers is unique and more difficult
than others’. Why do I say that? Tamara is fighting years of oppression. She is fighting years of being
told there is only one way to do things—his way. She is fighting the feeling
of havin g built a fence over and over again to protect her valuables, only to
have that fence kicked down. Such an experience is more than disheartening. Such an experience
steals one’s confidence to keep trying. Yet like many other valiant women,
she has clawed her way out and is now wondering what to do. “I’ve learned that I can’t fight fire with fire,” she told me. “I can’t
outyell him or push past him. I can’t intimidate him or outsmart him. I had
to leave.”
Still, in all of this, Tamara was able to find freedom, and she can now
decide about her marriage. She has discovered what other women have
discovered—the importance of stating her boundary and following through. “I told him if he continued to disregard my needs, I was going to leave
him,” she said. “I said it many times when I didn’ t really have the courage
to do it. But finally I was able to follow through. He’ s listening to me now.”
Kellie Jo Holly offers this in her blog post “Personal Bounda ries Are
Important for Abuse V ictims”:
A perso nal boundary is a rule that you say cannot be broken
without consequence…The most important result is that you can
now recognize abuse when it happens to you. After writing out
even one boundary, you will experience the “red flags” popping
up all around you when your abuser steps over your line. The
red flags alert you to follow through with your plan—what you
said you would do to protect yourself. You will feel stronger and
your abuser ’s influence over you will diminish.4
Let’s walk through some possible boundaries, clarifying your values
and the consequ ences of violating your boundary. Consider each of the
following statements, inserting your own value and boundary into them.• “I value being treated with respect. If you call me names, I will leave
the house and not return until you have apologized.”
• “I value being heard. If you talk over me, I will bring that to your
attention and stop talking until you listen fully to me.”
• “I value being treated kindly. If you treat me unkindly, I’ll remove
myself from your presence.”
Notice in each of these examp les the importance of clarifying your
values, stating the boundary, and then noting the consequence. Also note
that when we set a boundary, we give up control of the outcome. We are
simply announcing to others what we will do if they violate our boundaries. Breaking Contr olling Powers
Tamara has a job to do—to break free. This does not mean she has to
divorce her husband, but she must break free from controlling powers. Joyce Meyer makes a powerful statement about this:
It is offensive to God to let other people control us. He sent
Jesus, His only Son, to purchas e freedom with his life…If you
are letting someone contro l your life—intimidate you,
manipulate you, and cause you to do what you know in your
heart is not right—then you need to break those controlling
powers. It is not God’ s will for us to be controlled by anybody
except His Holy Spirit, and even that decision He leaves up to
us.5
You can see in Meyer ’s words  the importance of breaking free from
emotional manipulation and control. Breaking free means taking the
following action steps:
1. Acknowledge your right and r esponsibility to manage your own life. Yes, you have been given a life to manage—yours. Managing yourlife is not optional. Y ou must manage it because no one is going to do
it for you. 2. Recognize when someone attempts to manipulate and contr ol you. Watch for the red flags of others attempting to think or act for you,
telling you what is best for you. Notice when they get into your head
and mess with what is important to you. 3. Expr ess your values. Share with others what is important to you. Teach people how you want to be treated. Remind them of why
something is important. 4. Confr ont and set the boundary. Confront anyone who violates a
boundary you have set as important. Be very clear about why
something is important, sharing feelings about being violated. Set the
boundary with consequences for their behavior. 5. Follow thr ough. A boundary is not a boundary without consequences. A statement made without consequences is a hope, wish, or
complaint and will have little impact. 6. Pray. Bathe all of your actions in prayer. Make sure