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How She Healed Her Cancer
Posted by: | CommentsCan you really heal cancer yourself?
Thirty years ago Yvonne Chamberlain was told she had 6 weeks to live by the doctors who diagnosed black melanoma. They suggested wider incision after the biopsy and possibly taking off her leg to prevent the spread! Yvonne did not give up, nor did she submit to conventional therapies to cut or burn the cancer away. Here are her thoughts on how she healed her cancer, what full healing entails, and what happened when she decided to listen to the disease rather than blindly fighting it.
At first the shock hits you between the eyes and I thought "Why Me?" What have I done to deserve this? I am a mom with 3 little kids. How can I survive and do all that I do with only one leg? Can the medical profession guarantee that if they amputate that I will live, or will they just bury me with one leg missing? I was devastated. Read More→
Learn a Simple New CPR Technique
Posted by: | CommentsEvery three days, more Americans die from sudden cardiac arrest than the number who died in the 9-11 attacks.
There is a new technique called Continuous Chest Compression CPR, a hands-only CPR method that doubles a person’s chance of surviving cardiac arrest. It’s easy to learn and does not require mouth-to-mouth contact, making it more likely bystanders will try to help. It was developed at the University of Arizona College of Medicine.
"This video is worth sharing," said Gordon A. Ewy, MD, director of the UA Sarver Heart Center and one of the research pioneers who developed this method.
(Thanks to Sharon Miller for sharing this information from the University of Arizona College of Medicine.)
“What is the Heart?”
Posted by: | CommentsHere is a good question, submitted to me at www.askabouthealingheartissues.com:
"What is the heart as discussed here? Is it your spirit? Your innermost core?"
When I talk about "the heart," I mean both the inner core of a person, the essence of who they are, and the place where their spirit, soul and body intersect. It includes not only our conscious thoughts, beliefs, and will, but the unconscious and subconscious images and beliefs that are stored in not only our brains, but (as science is discovering) also in our very cells.
This is what I believe the Bible refers to as the heart, also called the inner person. It is the part of us that is being renewed from the spiritual life we receive from God. The spirit is connected to the heart, but they are not one and the same. The spirit is "born again" by God's grace when we believe the truth about the Son, Jesus Christ, but that spirit then begins to transform "the heart" so that your whole self is transformed.
As your heart reorients toward Truth, the internal, unconscious stress signals that go out to your body's cells and to your mind and emotions will change. Without the stress signals, the body, mind and emotions can heal, and your whole life improves.
This transformation happens whenever you become aware of negative beliefs and images and consciously replace the negative with the truth. This happens in prayer and meditation on the Truth. It is accelerated by practicing The Healing Code, which incorporates prayer and meditation but also adds an element that addresses the frequency of the negative images/beliefs directly.
Focusing on healing issues of your heart is truly "the heart" of transformation of all areas of your life, because you're starting from the inside out. Jesus said all our issues come from the inside out, not the outside in. So you want to pay utmost attention to your heart. Solomon said, "Above all else, guard your heart, for everything you do flows from it." (Proverbs 4:23).
Top Five Deathbed Regrets
Posted by: | CommentsRecently I happened to read a blog post from a nurse who reported the top five regrets people have on their deathbed. I found it very moving, with lessons that can help all of us become happier right now.
The author, Bonnie Ware, worked for many years in palliative care with patients who had gone home to die. Some incredibly special times were shared, she said, as she spent the last three to twelve weeks of their lives. "People grow a lot when they are faced with their own mortality," Bonnie says.
Bonnie learned never to underestimate someone’s capacity for growth. "Some changes were phenomenal," she writes. "Each experienced a variety of emotions, as expected: denial, fear, anger, remorse, more denial and eventually acceptance. Every single patient found their peace before they departed though, every one of them."
When questioned about any regrets they had or anything they would do differently, common themes surfaced again and again. Here are the most common five: Read More→
The Healing Codes and Conventional Medicine
Posted by: | CommentsOne of the most common questions asked by people when they hear about The Healing Code is, "Can this cure ____?" (Fill in the blank with: depression, cancer, ALS, MS, diabetes etc.)
The answer is no. The Healing Code does not cure any disease. It does not even address any disease directly.
What The Healing Codes do (from all apparent indications from the Heart Rate Variability studies and from what we observe in clients) is change the stress signal sent to the cells by the unconscious negative images, beliefs and cellular memories from trauma (perceived or actual). When these stress signals are changed, the cells are restored to growth and health mode, and the body's own immune system is able to do its God-given job of healing.
Vonnie’s Miracle
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Vonnie, a pianist and one of my clients, shared with me an incredible true story that happened to her the week before Christmas. I thought it was perfect for the holiday season. After all, this is a time when we reflect on the miracles in the Christmas and Hanukkah stories.
For years I have almost been crippled with this stabbing sensation of fear just before going on stage to perform. Even though the concerts with my group usually went well, I was a complete wreck inside before and all during the performances. No one ever had a clue how much I was suffering & would often tell me I appeared completely professional on stage.
A couple of weeks ago, I had been working on the custom Healing Code Diane gave me for the fear of making mistakes in a performance. I had not had a lot of time for practicing for this particular performance and was quite stressed about it, but the night of, by some miracle (thank you God through the Healing Codes), I actually felt calm and prepared.
However, I was not prepared for what happened at the end of the concert. Read More→
When the Holidays Bring Painful Memories
Posted by: | CommentsFor some of us, the holidays are anything but peaceful or joyful.
Perhaps the holidays bring up memories of disappointment, tension, even trauma.
If this is the case for you, I encourage you to do a Healing Code specifically on your negative holiday memories.
First, start with your current feelings and beliefs about the holidays. Is the belief that it's all up to you to make the holidays a perfect, special time causing you stress? Are you feeling anxiety over finding "the perfect gift"? Are you dealing with the old "not enough" feeling as you try to make your budget stretch to include gifts? Are you anticipating disappointment because you've always felt disappointed by Christmas? Are you feeling pressured to plan a great party, wondering if you can live up to others' expectations?
Whatever your current stress is, rate it (1-10, 10 being the worst). Then ask yourself, "What other times have I felt this way?" Jot down those memories, rate them, then start to work on the strongest or earliest memory with a Healing Code. (Use the universal Code from The Healing Code book, or one that fits your issue from The Healing Code Manual, or get a custom Healing Code from me.)
You can drain the negative charge from those earlier memories so that they don't have to color your current experience. You can enjoy this year for what it is, and create new, joyful memories. I pray you will let the Joy-giver whose birthday Christmas celebrates heal any negative memories, and break into your life with the joy and peace he came to bring.
When Healing Takes “Too Long”
Posted by: | CommentsIf you're discouraged about how long healing seems to be taking, listen to what one person, Alicia in Australia, told me recently:
"I'm ordering a custom code to do for my son because I know The Healing Codes work. I had suffered from insomnia for decades. I tried EVERYTHING, nothing worked. I felt so hopeless. Then I tried The Healing Code. At first things got worse, but I understood it was a healing response and persevered. I was surprised too at how many memories came up. After about a month and a half with The Healing Code, I began sleeping. I am so thrilled!"
I share Alicia's story to point out a couple of important things.
1. The Healing Codes really do seem to be superior to most, if not all, of the healing methods available. Those who actually test different modalities, such as Merill Ken Galera, MD and Medical Director of the Galena Center (and former Lead physician of Dr. Mercola's Natural Health Center), say The Healing Codes work best. (Read his endorsement on the back cover of The Healing Code or go here.)
2. You may feel worse before you feel better. Perseverance pays off, as Alicia found.
I myself have some issues that took quite a long time to heal. The deepest-rooted issues, such as the effects of my being in the hospital for weeks right after birth, have taken many months, perhaps years, to heal. But they are healing. I feel the effects of the healing every day, and so does my family.
Healing heart issues is THE way to go, whether with The Healing Codes or simply prayer. (For me, the way I do The Healing Codes is a form of prayer and meditation.)
However long it takes, be patient with the process. What's the alternative, really? To not heal, or to simply "cope" by controlling the symptoms seem to me the only other options. I believe God wants to heal us. He's in charge of the process, so let's be patient and know it is happening. In the meantime, there are probably lessons he's wanting to teach. Nothing is ever wasted with God–not one tear or drop of suffering. But he's patient with us, too, and will allow us to take all the time needed for his purposes to be accomplished through the process.
Ponder this parable from Jesus (and note, part of God's kingdom work is healing, or else Jesus would not have healed when he was on earth):
Jesus also said, "The Kingdom of God is like a farmer who scatters seed on the ground. Night and day, while he's asleep or awake, the seed sprouts and grows, but he does not understand how it happens. The earth produces the crops on its own. First a leaf blade pushes through, then the heads of wheat are formed, and finally the grain ripens. And as soon as the grain is ready, the farmer comes and harvests it with a sickle, for the harvest time has come." (Mark 4:26-29, NLT)
How to Help Loved Ones Heal?
Posted by: | CommentsQ: "Can I include a list of loved ones when I do the codes for myself?"
A: There are several ways to help loved ones heal.
One way is to do the Healing Code on yourself, then say at the end, "I release the full effects of this healing to [name of loved ones], in love, insofar as my issue affects them." This is especially good for family members. You are all connected energetically, and your healing can help them heal when you "pass it on" intentionally. I have several clients who are doing this regularly, and seeing wonderful results.
Alternatively, you may do the Universal Healing Code (from the book) for the list. However, according to Dr. Loyd, this is not as effective as doing it for each person.
When I do a Healing Code for someone, since I don't know exactly what their issue is, I pray for God to heal whatever is causing them to resist his grace. This is our biggest problem, in my opinion–we resist God's goodness and grace. So I figure the Lord knows the person's heart best, and will answer this prayer as he knows how.
If you have a question, you may ask it at www.askaboutthehealingcodes.com. Visit http://www.healingcodescoaching.com/FAQ-about-healing-codes.html for more answers to questions, including more on doing a Healing Code by proxy.
Thanksgiving: Good for Your Health
Posted by: | Comments“Gratitude is a vaccine, an antitoxin, and an antiseptic.”
— John Henry Jowett
What if you could improve your marriage, find it easier to exercise, feel less depressed, sleep better, have a healthier heart, more life satisfaction, and increase your chances of living longer–just by a very simple practice?
