After decades of cancer research, I realized that some cancers can be caused by trauma. Trauma can lead to negative frequencies within our body, causing cancer cells to replicate and even develop into open tumors.
I resisted believing this for many years until I witnessed tumors disappear in patients after emotional therapy. These therapies include EMDR, psychotherapy and more.
In the “Lord’s Prayer,” the phrase “forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us” always puzzled me. I now understand that these “trespasses” are the emotional injuries from those in our lives, often from those expected to protect us.
For years, I thought it best to just let go and not look back. However, I now see the importance of forgiveness. Why is forgiveness so crucial when someone has harmed you, leading to trauma? The answer lies in the release of inner anger and emotional pain. It’s like using a scalpel to drain an abscess, releasing its toxic contents and allowing us to heal.
Forgiveness is an emotional release of one of the key causes of cancer, allowing the cancer to leave our body. Meditation can help; discussions of our anger and disappointments can help us forgive those who caused trauma in our past.
One patient, a hypnotherapist, struggled with a breast cancer that she couldn’t cure. Despite her patients being on supplements and therapy from our work, she couldn’t rid herself of her tumor.
She finally joined a group session with Joe Dispenza for a weekend, where the members focused on healing her. One week later, her tumor was gone.
Emotions indeed play a role in cancers, and forgiveness and letting go are major factors in many patients’ cures. This is not taught in medical school or in any cancer lectures, as the medical community often overlooks the significant role of emotions and the inability to forgive in healing cancer.
Healing is possible, but it is essential to forgive and let go to welcome healing and a new life.
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