Allan Sweeney
Creating A Customised Anti-Cancer Healing Program
For website (almost finished) go to http://cancertherapyprogram.com
Numerous methods and techniques potentially relieve the symptoms or causes of illnesses - including cancer. Many are quick, simple, and painless. In Germany recently, I used some of these to formulate a customised healing programme for a cancer patient.
The programme’s strategies include various methods of NLP, healing, physical and mental relaxation, counselling, breathing, confrontation, mental strengthening, cathartic listening, self-healing, visualisation, consciousness raising, affirmations, goal-settings, emotional release, energy enhancement etc. Most strategies were offered in a variety of tactical techniques. The patient chose which strategies/techniques were most relevant to her. A tape was then made for the healee’s future use. Thus the anti-cancer healing tape became customised to that individual cancer patient. As the outcome seemed successful, the following account may benefit others.
I met Frau M through coincidence - or synchronicity. On an Alpine-driving holiday with my fiancée, on the registration card of our first Austrian hotel, I wrote my occupation as ‘healer’. The hotelier’s daughter said, “Are you really a healer?” When I replied “Yes”, she asked me to teach her healing. I did. That night, her mother explained tearfully that her 41-year-old niece was dying of cancer in a German hospital; and asked if we could give her healing.
If someone cries for help, it is our duty as human beings to answer positively. So we never made Switzerland, Instead we drove nine hours north to the German hospital.
When we met, Frau M was fearful of death, and in immense pain. Despite medication, no position was comfortable for long. She could not eat as the tumour had closed the intestine. Even sips of liquid would make her sick: it could not properly pass through. A drip-fed her. Doctors had given up; saying nothing more could be done.
Frau M knew nothing about healing. But after, she said she had felt the heat of the healing energy. As she was being sent home the next day, she asked us to give her healing at her house.
In two days we had to return to England. Including the hospital healing, only three sessions were possible. After the 2nd healing, Frau M walked into a restaurant with us - her first outing for months. Although she only had vegetable soup, it was a great achievement. After the 3rd healing, almost all the pain had ceased. She could move comfortably; the doctor stopped her pain killing medication
We returned to England, and soon had a phone-call saying Frau M had been for 10 minute walks. Because of the success of three healing sessions, I was asked to continue treatment in Germany for 1 week. After that, I was asked to return for a 2nd week the next month.
Unlike healing English patients, distance to Germany meant 2 weeks of healing only. So I formulated an intensive customised healing programme so that, after the 2nd week, Frau M could choose techniques to help recovery. There was much to teach and do. About 3 hours were needed each morning; another 3 hours each evening.
As the programme was intensive, the first few mornings would mainly confront negative issues - possible death, suicide, relationship problems, life-after-death queries, and other possible obstacles to emotional, mental, spiritual balance. The objective was to begin TO attack, and release, any blocks to well being.
The remaining mornings would use various tactical techniques to try to eradicate uncovered emotional, mental, or spiritual blocks; and to raise the consciousness to as higher level as possible.
Raising the consciousness to a higher frequency was one of my priorities, because then:
1. Basic life issues should seem less problematic.
2. A greater, wider, awareness could be reached.
3. Less energy may be used, despite the programme’s intensity.
4. It would be easier to reach an appropriate state of mind for practising self-healing.
The evening programme’s strategies were different
1. To only teach positive subjects to help physical and mental relaxation and strength.
2. To practise positive techniques learned that morning.
3. To give, and teach, appropriate healing methods.
The object was to help Frau M sleep with positive thoughts.
Six strategies were used each morning, and seven each evening.
Each session used different tactics for each strategy if necessary.
Two weeks (i.e. 12 days) were needed for the complete programme.
For one morning healing, her husband joined a dual sessions. This was carefully set up, with the initially unknown consent of both parties. Despite a normally open and loving relationship, both had fears they would not tell the other. The objectives were that:
1. The husband could understand the programme.
2. Both parties could communicate their feelings and fears.
3. The husband could obtain relaxation and healing.
This became a powerful and valuable session.
Major parts of the programme include cathartic listening at the start of each morning and evening session; and discussing which of the previous session’s techniques were potentially for the programme, which were not, and which needed more practise. Listening and evaluation continued at the end of each session.
Near the end of the 2nd week we discussed which healing techniques for body, emotions, mind, spirit were most relevant to Frau M. I then put these on tape in a progressive format.
A programme timetable was agreed.
1. The tape was to be played first thing in the morning and last thing at night when her brain waves were at a relaxed alpha rhythm, and she was more conducive to easy expectance of learning.
2. At midday, Frau M was to meditate on the ‘cancer-eating’ visualisation I’d help her develop.
3. At other times of day, she could read prominently positioned affirmations we had developed. These attempted to programme her unconscious mind to accept medical and healing cures.
To prevent stress, the timetable was ‘postponable’ for a short time under mitigating circumstances.
If a healing programme is customised, objectives should be clear - but plans must be fluid. One item may become a main issue. With Frau M and her husband there was no God-belief or understanding of possible after-life. I helped understanding and acceptance, without dogmatism. This helped increase peace of mind.
Both Frau M’s husband and her doctor noticed that after each healing session she had more facial colour, and more vitality. Her doctors felt that her progression allowed an intestine by-pass operation to permit normal eating.
The operation was initially a success. Doctors checking the tumour against X-rays taken 6 months earlier said there seemed to be no new cancerous growth: the cancer was possibly in remission. If she survived another 6 months, her chances of living a normal life may be good.
However Frau M soon developed side effects from the operation: water in the veins on the lungs, pneumonia, and an acute stomach infection. White liquid flowed from her bowels. I was asked to fly to Germany again to try to help. But before I could get there she died of heart failure.
Frau M had recovered enough to have the intestine by-pass operation, and she had died with little pain, and in peace. A short while before her death, she told her family how much the programme had helped. Her doctor invited me to dinner to ask about healing; her mother asked me to help when she is dying and also invited me to her Spanish beach house; her aunt invited me to her Alpine hotel; and her husband asked me to fly to Germany urgently to help his grieving process. Despite the death, the customised healing programme seemed successful.
Creating A Customised Anti-Cancer Healing Program
For website (almost finished) go to http://cancertherapyprogram.com
Numerous methods and techniques potentially relieve the symptoms or causes of illnesses - including cancer. Many are quick, simple, and painless. In Germany recently, I used some of these to formulate a customised healing programme for a cancer patient.
The programme’s strategies include various methods of NLP, healing, physical and mental relaxation, counselling, breathing, confrontation, mental strengthening, cathartic listening, self-healing, visualisation, consciousness raising, affirmations, goal-settings, emotional release, energy enhancement etc. Most strategies were offered in a variety of tactical techniques. The patient chose which strategies/techniques were most relevant to her. A tape was then made for the healee’s future use. Thus the anti-cancer healing tape became customised to that individual cancer patient. As the outcome seemed successful, the following account may benefit others.
I met Frau M through coincidence - or synchronicity. On an Alpine-driving holiday with my fiancée, on the registration card of our first Austrian hotel, I wrote my occupation as ‘healer’. The hotelier’s daughter said, “Are you really a healer?” When I replied “Yes”, she asked me to teach her healing. I did. That night, her mother explained tearfully that her 41-year-old niece was dying of cancer in a German hospital; and asked if we could give her healing.
If someone cries for help, it is our duty as human beings to answer positively. So we never made Switzerland, Instead we drove nine hours north to the German hospital.
When we met, Frau M was fearful of death, and in immense pain. Despite medication, no position was comfortable for long. She could not eat as the tumour had closed the intestine. Even sips of liquid would make her sick: it could not properly pass through. A drip-fed her. Doctors had given up; saying nothing more could be done.
Frau M knew nothing about healing. But after, she said she had felt the heat of the healing energy. As she was being sent home the next day, she asked us to give her healing at her house.
In two days we had to return to England. Including the hospital healing, only three sessions were possible. After the 2nd healing, Frau M walked into a restaurant with us - her first outing for months. Although she only had vegetable soup, it was a great achievement. After the 3rd healing, almost all the pain had ceased. She could move comfortably; the doctor stopped her pain killing medication
We returned to England, and soon had a phone-call saying Frau M had been for 10 minute walks. Because of the success of three healing sessions, I was asked to continue treatment in Germany for 1 week. After that, I was asked to return for a 2nd week the next month.
Unlike healing English patients, distance to Germany meant 2 weeks of healing only. So I formulated an intensive customised healing programme so that, after the 2nd week, Frau M could choose techniques to help recovery. There was much to teach and do. About 3 hours were needed each morning; another 3 hours each evening.
As the programme was intensive, the first few mornings would mainly confront negative issues - possible death, suicide, relationship problems, life-after-death queries, and other possible obstacles to emotional, mental, spiritual balance. The objective was to begin TO attack, and release, any blocks to well being.
The remaining mornings would use various tactical techniques to try to eradicate uncovered emotional, mental, or spiritual blocks; and to raise the consciousness to as higher level as possible.
Raising the consciousness to a higher frequency was one of my priorities, because then:
1. Basic life issues should seem less problematic.
2. A greater, wider, awareness could be reached.
3. Less energy may be used, despite the programme’s intensity.
4. It would be easier to reach an appropriate state of mind for practising self-healing.
The evening programme’s strategies were different
1. To only teach positive subjects to help physical and mental relaxation and strength.
2. To practise positive techniques learned that morning.
3. To give, and teach, appropriate healing methods.
The object was to help Frau M sleep with positive thoughts.
Six strategies were used each morning, and seven each evening.
Each session used different tactics for each strategy if necessary.
Two weeks (i.e. 12 days) were needed for the complete programme.
For one morning healing, her husband joined a dual sessions. This was carefully set up, with the initially unknown consent of both parties. Despite a normally open and loving relationship, both had fears they would not tell the other. The objectives were that:
1. The husband could understand the programme.
2. Both parties could communicate their feelings and fears.
3. The husband could obtain relaxation and healing.
This became a powerful and valuable session.
Major parts of the programme include cathartic listening at the start of each morning and evening session; and discussing which of the previous session’s techniques were potentially for the programme, which were not, and which needed more practise. Listening and evaluation continued at the end of each session.
Near the end of the 2nd week we discussed which healing techniques for body, emotions, mind, spirit were most relevant to Frau M. I then put these on tape in a progressive format.
A programme timetable was agreed.
1. The tape was to be played first thing in the morning and last thing at night when her brain waves were at a relaxed alpha rhythm, and she was more conducive to easy expectance of learning.
2. At midday, Frau M was to meditate on the ‘cancer-eating’ visualisation I’d help her develop.
3. At other times of day, she could read prominently positioned affirmations we had developed. These attempted to programme her unconscious mind to accept medical and healing cures.
To prevent stress, the timetable was ‘postponable’ for a short time under mitigating circumstances.
If a healing programme is customised, objectives should be clear - but plans must be fluid. One item may become a main issue. With Frau M and her husband there was no God-belief or understanding of possible after-life. I helped understanding and acceptance, without dogmatism. This helped increase peace of mind.
Both Frau M’s husband and her doctor noticed that after each healing session she had more facial colour, and more vitality. Her doctors felt that her progression allowed an intestine by-pass operation to permit normal eating.
The operation was initially a success. Doctors checking the tumour against X-rays taken 6 months earlier said there seemed to be no new cancerous growth: the cancer was possibly in remission. If she survived another 6 months, her chances of living a normal life may be good.
However Frau M soon developed side effects from the operation: water in the veins on the lungs, pneumonia, and an acute stomach infection. White liquid flowed from her bowels. I was asked to fly to Germany again to try to help. But before I could get there she died of heart failure.
Frau M had recovered enough to have the intestine by-pass operation, and she had died with little pain, and in peace. A short while before her death, she told her family how much the programme had helped. Her doctor invited me to dinner to ask about healing; her mother asked me to help when she is dying and also invited me to her Spanish beach house; her aunt invited me to her Alpine hotel; and her husband asked me to fly to Germany urgently to help his grieving process. Despite the death, the customised healing programme seemed successful.
