effects at all and has a spontaneous remission. On the other hand, a depressed person who swallows a
placebo pill to combat a headache may suffer a stroke. There are instances where people become so
enraged that they suddenly suffer a fatal heart attack, even though their blood vessels are perfectly clean.
By contrast, a person with 100 percent blocked arteries may create his own bypass and suffer no physical
problems at all.
The deep conviction that a particular medicine can help you overcome an illness may be just as
powerful as the pessimistic view that a certain illness like cancer can terminate your life. Deep trust,
however, is rarely present in a person who has AIDS, MS or cancer diseases that are mainly caused by
low self-worth and repressed emotions. As a recent study has found, distrust, anger and doubt are more
common among people who are ill. Happy people with “non-toxic” personalities rarely fall ill.
Health and disease are accurate projections of ourselves, and they mirror back to us everything we are
or who we are. If a person wants to “uproot” his cancer, which may be a manifestation of repressed anger
and frustration, through x-rays, chemotherapy or radical surgery instead of learning to use the same
energy to regain his peace of mind, the projection of his anger will sabotage any long-term benefits a
given therapy may have. The basic message here is that we can change the projection by changing
ourselves. This book suggests that you take responsibility for everything that happens to you. With it
comes the power to make the appropriate changes that will unerringly lead you to the discovery that you
carry the key to the timeless secrets of health and rejuvenation within you.
"The natural force within each one of us
is the greatest healer of disease."~ Hippocrates