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9 Steps for Reversing or Preventing Cancer and
Other Diseases
You don’t have to be sick to put
these ideas to use— how to live your healthiest and most joyful
life.
by: Shivani Goodman
The process expounded by Shivani Goodman for self-healing is a
little New Age philosophy, a little Buddhist-style envisioning,
a little Scientology-like “engram” clearing, a little
feedback-loop thinking and a lot of taking responsibility for one’s
own future.
I am not qualified to comment on the value or effectiveness of
her healing methodology, but others with fame and education on their
side do that. Let me share some of their comments with you.
O. Carl Simonton, M.D., co-author of Getting Well Again, introduces
the book and says that “from time to time certain books come
along that help shift the consciousness of humanity to a new level
of understanding and healing… [this book is] such a gift.”
Jack Canfield, co\creator of the Chicken Soup for the Soul books
and coauthor of Chicken Soup for the Healthy Soul, provides the
foreword. He says, “I am happy that you, too, now get to reap
the benefits of [Dr. Goodman’s] commitment to health and healing.”
Wayne Dyer, Ph.D., author of The Power of Intention, writes of
9 Steps…, “Dr. Goodman’s exercises really work—you
can be healed.”
While I found myself sometimes wishing she would just make her
point and move on to the next, I can accept that Goodman’s
round-about style and lengthy explanations are needed for some users
of such a book.
In any case, her nine steps are eventually posted on a single page.
Knowing those steps in their simplest form will surely tell you
whether this is a book you might find meaningful for yourself.
Remember, you don’t have to have cancer or any other disease
to put Goodman’s ideas to use. The idea is to find your healthiest
and most joyful life and learn to allow yourself to live that life.
Here are the steps:
1. Make a decision to be well. 2. Heal your emotional pain. 3.
Heal your toxic attitudes. 4. Practice the daily healing routine.
5. Call on the doctor within. 6. Use your doubt to create certainty.
7. Use spiritual energy to enhance your healing. 8. Follow your
heart’s bliss and live with passion. 9. Create a healing environment.
All in all, the advice feels sincere and seems excellent, well
thought-out and entirely doable. If nothing else, as the saying
goes, “like chicken soup for a broken leg, what could it hurt?”
Beyond that matter of the process and exercises being harmless,
it is for each reader to determine if he or she is in tune with
Goodman’s approach. If not, Dyer, Canfield, Simonton and many
others have similarly purposed books that may be more appropriate
for you.
If you’re wondering where Goodman got all these steps and
all this certainty, you should know she tells us that, besides education
and years of experience, she has cured herself of breast cancer.
That alone inspires a degree of confidence.
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