State.

[gerrerd]

Check out, Anita Morjani.

[Focusedmind]

I like what Wikipedia says about Anita Morani and her near-death experience and recovery. Still, there is a criticism on the website I tend to agree with that states, "These people are at the centre of a disturbing approach to illness, and cancer in particular, that sees it as a disease to be tackled with the mind and positive thinking. It is a movement which many within the medical establishment believe is dangerous." Peter Allmark of Sheffield Hallam University, co-author of a 2011 paper, A Critique Of Positive Thinking In Cancer Care..."

Although I greatly believe in positive thinking, I also believe in Science and Medicine. Wikipedia does state that some medical treatments were performed on Anita Morani during her 30-hour coma, perhaps offering the real answer to why her life was saved.

My father always said, "Pray but keep on rowing."

[gerrerd in reply to Focusedmind]

Main streem science says what the money men want them to say. We have more power than you think. If people knew that they could heal themselves. Big pharma would loose a lot of money. And they are the ones that fund the research. Healed myself a few times with the power of the mind.

[gerrerd]

Keep calm tiger.

[misslillie]

The flip side of that platitude is that most of not all of our thoughts are what we have been taught. So has been my experience.

[Tara52]

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