Energetic Cellular Healing and Cancer

In an almost exaggerated fashion, the cancer discussion concentrates on physical problems, without taking into account the emotional, social, energetic, and even spiritual aspects which are at play. This often leads to a rather tension-filled fight against our own body, whereas these other elements of our daily existence can bring a deeper connectedness and liberate our potential toward self-healing. In Energetic Cellular Healing and Cancer, you can tap into a nuanced viewpoint of all aspects of illness. This book contains quite a unique combination of theory, practical examples, and exercises and opens up a path toward a holistic approach and a deeper trust in your powers of self-healing and the wisdom of your body. * HENK FRANSEN, M.D. (Netherlands), has accompanied individuals with cancer for more than 30 years, sp * Tjitze is a wonderful person, a phenomenal complementary energy healer, and now he turns out to be an engaging author on a tough topic as well. The notion that cancer may develop as a result of self-harming beliefs may not come as welcome news to everyone. Those who are willing to see illness as a portal to healing and health will be enriched by the insightful theory and moving portraits of those who have gone before in this important book, Energetic Cellular Healing and Cancer. * LISETTE SCHUITEMAKER, Brennan Healing Science graduate and author of The Childhood Conclusions Fix * Psychologist Dr. Hans Eysenck demonstrated that 75 percent of people who died of cancer had lifelong depression, 15 percent had lifelong anger, and 9 percent had both! This is just one medical confirmation of Tjitze de Jong's work. You cannot afford the luxury of anger, guilt, anxiety, or depression. The answer is energetic cellular healing! * C. NORMAN SHEALY, M.D., Ph.D., founding president of the American Holistic Medical Association * The mind-body connection is irrefutable now, thanks to the discoveries of neuroscience. What is also uncontested is the power of personal advocacy and patient engagement in the healing process, particularly in regard to breast cancer. Tjitze de Jong takes this one step further by elucidating the link between emotions and cellular change. Pointing to how specific shifts in daily life can offset cancer's progress, Tjitze de Jong opens a portal into sustainable health care for everyone. As a neuroscientist who has specialized in resolving trauma for populations at risk, I celebrate Tjitze de Jong's book. It speaks to how individuals can act courageously to step into the center of their own health care through awareness, consciousness, and subtle adjustments in lifestyle. This brings not only hope but real physiological change through the mind-body communication networks that are innate in all of us. * STEPHANIE MINES, Ph.D., founder of the TARA Approach for the Resolution of Shock and Trauma and auth *