is there a difference in CAUSE between...

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Hi, is there a difference in the CAUSE of a tumor that is NON-malignant vs. one

that is?

 

One of my friends has a grand daughter that I found out today was in surgery for

a tumor, and I didn't know until today when they were doing the surgery.

 

Anyway, when I RV'd it, it seemed DIFFERENT to me than a cxxxxx type of tumor,

and I found out this evening that they think it is " non-malignant " .

 

Well, because of the location, they were not able to get all of it, but they

think she's going to do fine, not that I care what they think or not.

 

From a healing point of view, though, is there a difference in CAUSE between a

malignant vs. a non-malignant one, like if you want to go heal the cause and use

timeline and other tools to work with the attractor field to change the

attractor field to health. I know people who have a malignant one tend to have

" something eating at them, " like my aunt and uncle do.

 

I've RV'd OTHER people also, and this person's energy field seems different to

me than other cases I've RV'd.

 

Anybody know if there's a difference, and if so what the difference/s is / are?

Thanks.

 

Jim

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Jim: <<Hi, is there a difference in the CAUSE of a tumor that is

NON-malignant vs. one that is?>>

 

 

Good question, Jim.

 

My own intuition is that all of us have " cancer " (aka irregular cells) in

us. Whether these cells grow out of control is a mix of a things -

attitude, immune system, etc. And I think everything starts with thought as

energy to manifest in the physical. There is in health psychology a type

that gets cancer called the C-type personality (v. the A type [anal, I

suppose] which tends to have heart related issues. Type C's are

" unfailingly pleasant, appeasing, and--most important--unable to express

emotions, especially anger. " So you have an intuitive hit regarding

something eating at them - Type C's repress emotions, tend to be

codependent, etc. For more info, see the book, " Type C Connection:

Mind-Body Link to Cancer and Your Health " by Lydia Temoshok and Henry

Dreher:

http://www.amazon.com/Type-Connection-Mind-Body-Cancer-Health/dp/0452270820/

ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8 & s=books & qid=1202784692 & sr=8-4

 

Regarding causation, interestingly, I recently saw a researcher Alan

Cantwell believes cancer is a bacteria in us and that it grows malignant in

some people (very controversial, of course):

http://www.rense.com/general80/canc.htm

 

Also, I found the info at this site interesting:

Cancer - The Myths, Beliefs and Facts

http://www.cart.apricotshop.co.uk/index.php?p=p_6

 

It's all fascinating,

MichelleH