Posts Tagged ‘ healing ’

Monday around 9:30 p.m., if you had walked into my house you would have found me sitting cross-legged on the floor, rocking back and forth, sobbing, heaving, and thrusting out deep, guttural, staccato sounds of agony. This is not what I typically do on a Monday evening. But something serendipitous is happening. Not fun,...
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I’ll be concluding the 5-part series on beliefs soon, but I wanted to take today to address a question I received via email. The question comes from (I’ll call her) Penelope, the wife of a patient of Ann Boroch (Ann healed herself of MS many years ago and now works as a naturopath, helping...
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You are insignificant in this universe and nothing you think or feel has the power to change the world around you. Does that belief sound familiar? It should, since it was installed in nearly all of us as children. Why? Because for the past 300 years, science has led us to believe that our...
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I received an important question in response to my post the other day. Pam wants to know: “If you tell yourself that you are healed, and then you continue to experience symptoms when you try to go about doing things that you want to do and you used to do, how do you keep...
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A man in his twenties had been diagnosed with a rare heart condition which doctors believed would be fatal. Neville, the visionary and mystic and author of the book The Power of Awareness, came to visit the man on his deathbed. He asked the man to experience himself as if the healing had already...
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Bread is everywhere, but that doesn’t mean it’s good for you. Muffins and donuts and candy are everywhere but that doesn’t mean they’re good for you. Trans fats, partially hydrogenated oils, high-fructose corn syrup, refined sugar, or sugar-substitute chemicals are in nearly everything, but that doesn’t mean they’re good for you. When I was...
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My sister Sharon and her husband Milan bought a fixer-upper in New Jersey last summer. I’m not talking about a house in need of paint and new carpets. Have you seen the ’80s movie The Money Pit with Tom Hanks? It’s more along those lines. They’ve been living in two rooms of their house...
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What if when your neurologist diagnosed you with MS, he handed you a book? The book contained 100 detailed profiles of MS patients who were unique, who defied the status quo, who believed deeply and fervently that they could get well, explored various healing modalities (many of them outside Western medicine’s approved treatments for...
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I woke up this morning with a pounding headache, which is very rare for me. The day before I had eaten half a bagel when I found myself at a cafe with a client, starving and light-headed,  having run out without breakfast. Poor planning on my part, and I forgot – as I sometimes...
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Which drug should I choose to manage my MS? (That’s a question from someone who’s thinking small.) When are they going to come up with a cure? (Another question from someone thinking small.) I read versions of these questions every day from people with MS all over the country and the world. And to...
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