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The
Meditation Cancer Experiment
This is called the Meditation Cancer Experiment – Meditation: because it involves using thought, consideration and reflection using visualizations; which means using mental pictures such as images like in dreams. Its purpose is to support your present treatment against Cancer. It is called an experiment as this is an experimental program in the treatment of Cancer.
So how it is possible to even consider that meditation which is a process of thought will have any benefits in the treatment of Cancer?
For you to even start understanding this you first need to have an understanding of physics, biology and consciousness
Let start with a quick lesson on physics.
Atoms
It is understood that our world is made up of atoms, yet
the atomic model of the universe is nonetheless considered a "theory."
When scientists know beyond all reasonable doubt that a particular principle
is the case, then it is dubbed a law. Laws address the fact that certain
things happen, as well as how they happen. A theory, on the other hand,
attempts to explain why things happen. By definition, an idea that is
dubbed a theory has yet to be fully proven, and such is the case with
the atomic theory of matter. After all, the atom cannot be seen, even
with electron microscopes. However many theories for space and time does
not agree with the theories of the atom. So let us forget the physics
lesson.
I see all ‘matter’ – ‘non matter’ – light – everything in the universe as One Single Energy. This energy has one basic law of physics. It vibrates at different vibrations and in doing so creates different dimensions that coexist. Matter as we see it is just a tiny part of this energy. What we see and touch is just this energy at a given vibration.
Cancer
Definition
Cancer is not just one disease, but a large group of almost one hundred
diseases. The two main characteristics are uncontrolled growth of the
cells in the human body and the ability of these cells to migrate from
the original site and spread to distant sites.
Giving Cancer different names may help doctors but serve very little point to us. We want to know what caused it and how to get rid of it?
One out of every four deaths in the United States is from cancer. It is second only to heart disease as a cause of death in the states. About 1.2 million Americans are diagnosed with cancer annually; more than 500,000 die of cancer annually.
Cancer can attack anyone. Since the occurrence of cancer increases as individuals’ age, most of the cases are seen in adults, middle-aged or older. Sixty percent of all cancers are diagnosed in people who are older than 65 years of age. The most common cancers are skin cancer, lung cancer, colon cancer, breast cancer (in women), and prostate cancer (in men). In addition, cancer of the kidneys, ovaries, uterus, pancreas, bladder, rectum, and blood and lymph node cancer (leukaemia’s and lymphomas) are also included among the 12 major cancers that affect most Americans.
Cancer, by definition, is a disease of the genes. A gene is a small part of DNA, which is the master molecule of the cell. Genes make "proteins," which are the ultimate workhorses of the cells. It is these proteins that allow our bodies to carry out all the many processes that permit us to breathe, move, etc.
Throughout people's lives, the cells in their bodies are growing, dividing,
and replacing themselves. Many genes produce proteins that are involved
in controlling the processes of cell growth and division. An alteration
(mutation) to the DNA molecule can disrupt the genes and produce faulty
proteins. This causes the cell to become abnormal and lose its restraints
on growth. The abnormal cell begins to divide uncontrollably and eventually
forms a new growth known as a "tumour" or neoplasm (medical
term for cancer meaning "new growth").
In a healthy individual, the immune system can recognize the neoplastic
cells and destroy them before they get a chance to divide. However, some
mutant cells may escape immune detection and survive to become tumours
or cancers.
Tumours are of two types, benign or malignant. A benign tumour is not considered cancer. It is slow growing, does not spread or invade surrounding tissue, and once it is removed, it doesn't usually recur. A malignant tumour, on the other hand, is cancer. It invades surrounding tissue and spreads to other parts of the body. If the cancer cells have spread to the surrounding tissues, then, even after the malignant tumour is removed, it generally recurs.
A majority of cancers are caused by changes in the cell's DNA because of damage due to the environment. Environmental factors that are responsible for causing the initial mutation in the DNA are called carcinogens, and there are many types.
There are some cancers that have a genetic basis. In other words, an individual could inherit faulty DNA from his parents, which could predispose him to getting cancer. While there is scientific evidence that both factors (environmental and genetic) play a role, less than 10% of all cancers are purely hereditary. Cancers that are known to have a hereditary link are breast cancer, colon cancer, ovarian cancer, and uterine cancer. Besides genes, certain physiological traits could be inherited and could contribute to cancers. For example, inheriting fair skin makes a person more likely to develop skin cancer, but only if they also have prolonged exposure to intensive sunlight.
There are several different types of cancers:
Carcinomas are cancers that arise in the epithelium (the layers of cells
covering the body's surface and lining the internal organs and various
glands). Ninety percent of human cancers fall into this category. Carcinomas
can be subdivided into two types: adenocarcinomas and squamous cell carcinomas.
Adenocarcinomas are cancers that develop in an organ or a gland, while
squamous cell carcinomas refer to cancers that originate in the skin.
Melanomas also originate in the skin, usually in the pigment cells (melanocytes).
Sarcomas are cancers of the supporting tissues of the body, such as bone,
muscle and blood vessels. Cancers of the blood and lymph glands are called
leukaemias and lymphomas respectively. Gliomas are cancers of the nerve
tissue.
So the cause is an outside influence such as smoking, infections, sunlight and so on; causing an initial mutation in the Cell DNA. How easy this influence causes this mutation is inherit DNA from your parents. This means that some people can smoke all their life and into their nineties never getting cancer and others can not.
I now would like to add one more factor. This is the ability for the body to correct the mutation by attacking the faulty mutated cells, or never allowing them to grow uncontrollable in the first place. The immune system has the weapons to destroy all cancers.
This is where my meditation experiment comes in to play. Normally we are not conscious of our cells growing nor are we conscious of our healing process. We cut our hand and our body heals the cut, we do not have to think about it.
In this meditation experiment we are attempting to manually override this process of the auto-immune system. Like turning off a faulty Auto-pilot and manually flying the plane. So we are becoming aware, (conscious) of our healing process.
The experiment involves you undertaking from your own bed two different meditations. One is directed at your physical healing process and the second one is direct at healing on an emotional level. Both are directed at pain control and reduction.
You may be asking how I feel that our emotions are involved with Cancer.
Some people after having had transplants say they have very different feelings. Feelings that they never had before, like fancing food they would never normally think about eating. This may help my theory in what I would call ‘Emotional Cell Memory’.
What I am saying is that the brain interprets long term memory, but much
of this memory is stored in every new forming cell in the body. So by
releasing (unlocking) strong emotional pain may help to correct new cell
mutations. If some of our personality comes from our genes then by changing
our personality may effect the growth of these cells.
How do you proceed with joining ‘The Meditation Cancer Experiment’?
I firstly need you to sign up as a member of the website, this is free.
For more online support I can from time to time email you about your health
and emotional mind.
The Meditation Cancer Experiment has no other funding at this time. From the members area you will have access to the two meditations. I would then recommend you download these to a player or disk so you can play them back with a headset on while lying down.
Full details on how to use the Meditations will be online and you are required to follow these. Emails asking about your process will be sent from time to time and support will be in place on the members’ forum.
Many thanks,
Andrew Gadd.