to her. Everyone in her family committed suicide and her par- into food in time.
ents asked her to also. Well, thirty years later she is still kick- The problem is creating the state that lets that happen as
ing, has found God and said, “When I let love into my prison we have a far more complicated life than bacteria, viruses and
it changed every negative item, meaning the experience in my plants. So what is the answer? We know from studies that ac-
life, into something meaningful.” tors alter their immune function and cortisol levels related to
Our attitudes, mind and body are one. Medical students whether they are in a comedy or tragedy. The answer then, is
are never told that. Decades ago Carl Jung interpreted a dream to act and behave as if you are the person you want to be and
and correctly diagnosed a brain tumor. Bruno Klopfer deceived for doctors to teach survival behavior and coach their patients
a patient into health who was in a study of Krebiozen. The in that endeavor. The inspired will always exceed expecta-
man had responded dramatically but when the reports came tions. I know from experience.
out saying it didn’t seem benefi cial, Klopfer told him a new I will close with an interesting thought that Ernest Holmes,
supply of super-refi ned Krebiozen was coming. He waited a the founder of Religious Science and Science of Mind, men-
week to build the man’s intention and then gave him a saline tioned: What if Jesus was the only normal person who ever
injection. Of course his tumor melted away. A year later the lived? Think about that and realize the potential we might all
fi nal report concluded Krebiozen was of no use in the treat- have. Most of us feel inadequate, and so hope to be normal in
ment of cancer and the man died within the week. the sense of feeling better about ourselves and similar to other
Oncologists started a new protocol with four drugs and people. But what if normal really allows us to accomplish in-
called it the EPOH protocol, using the fi rst letters of the four credible things and remarkable recoveries? I can accept this
drugs. One doctor noticed if you turned it around it spelled even though I don’t have all the scientifi c answers, but I do
HOPE. He started calling it the HOPE protocol and had three know our genes do not make decisions. Geneticist Bruce Lip-
times the success rate with exactly the same treatment. An- ton discusses this in his book, The Biology of Belief. Genes are
other oncologist in Chicago said he noticed that patients who stimulated into activity by their environment and the messages
lived over fi fteen miles from the hospital did far better than they get. So be born again into a new life you love and watch
those who lived near the hospital when he started a new pro- what happens to your body!
tocol. That is a big reason people respond to trips to various
parts of the world to see healers or go to shrines. It is their be-
Submitted by Dr. Bernie Siegel. For more information about
lief and expectation. To quote physicist Fred Alan Wolf, desire
him can be found at
www.berniesiegelmd.com. He has
and attention alter the physical world causing things to occur
touched lives all over our planet through his medical prac-
which would not normally occur if they were not desired.
tice and his many books, which include Love, Medicine &
Yes, there is intentional reversion. That is a term a botanist
Miracles; Peace, Love and Healing; Prescriptions for Living
used describing how plants alter their genes to survive climate
and more. Bernie currently resides in Connecticut. He submits
changes and disease. So do bacteria and viruses because the
articles to the Slower Network through our Hartford, CT af-
mechanism is built into us so we will survive. Bacteria make
fi liate magazine, Natural Nutmeg published by Dr. Diane and
intelligent genetic changes to survive antibiotics and turn them
Chris Hindman.
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