(2018)
I
wrote about willpower last year and have come back to visit and bring more
depth.
What is willpower and how is it defined?
I found it understates the meaning for harnessing the
willpower
needed to survive and fight cancer.
The
Cambridge Dictionary definition describes willpower as the ability to control your own
thoughts and how you behave.
Now... we are getting
closer to the truth
and the mindset we must employ,
to survive cancer.
The
ability to control your own thoughts and the fear associated with cancer. Fear
is transferred to us from people who have never had cancer, and don’t know what to do to survive. Therefore, their fear
becomes our fear, which escalates and does not help with the situation we have
found ourselves in.
This snowball takes a great deal of
energy and is draining on the will power to control your fears and thoughts. It
is easy to be overwhelmed by the insurmountable battles you are facing. Not only
on your health and coming to terms with the condition. But finding the
knowledge you need to heal. To add more hot water to the pot - is the mindset
of the surrounding people in your environment. This is not an easy task!
BE gentle with yourself and make a nurturing safe
environment.
May I suggest you take a break from the people who
leave you with a state of fear.
Willpower for me became a focus which comes from within. It's was not a
goal to set on paper or a list to
check off yet. These are physical exertions - belonging to the outside world
and the outer focus.
To harness willpower comes from within, a
driving force, you invoke in yourself, and once you make your mind up. Nothing
and no one will sway you from that intention. Writing from my experience
beating cancer involves 80% mental focus and 20% physical action.
The world as we know it is focused
primarily on the physical. Your body, your organs, which part to cut out or cut
off. So terribly wrong.
So ask yourself..
Do you really want
to survive cancer?
Or are you easily swayed by doubts and
fears you pick up on from others?
If you
had a knee jerk reaction to my first question, and the voice inside your
head yelled “YES”.
Then that is the part of the human
spirit, inside yourself to tap into. If you hesitated, then there is much work
to do. Because you are halfhearted in your attempts and easily swayed by
outside influences.
OR
You really don’t want to survive. Somehow life has got too hard for
you, and it is difficult to make choices right for your survival?
I trust I can at least convey HOPE and
show with courage and conviction. You can survive cancer. You need to put
willpower into action by thinking, it can happen and follow through. Hesitancy
will not get you over the finish line.
You can have a loved one provide care
and assistance and support. But if you do not engage the spirit and willpower
to carry yourself over the survival line. The loved one’s energy will not aid in recovery. You need to be
totally honest with yourself and focus on engaging your willpower as you have
never experienced it before. This is one time you cannot afford complacency.
EXCERCISE TIME!
On a scale of 1 to 100. (100
representing 100%)
Where do you see your determination and
willpower scale sitting? Be honest, the first number that pops into your head.
If
you are below the 80 mark. Sit and ponder or meditate on what is stopping you
from believing you can survive, or what doubts you have and where they come
from? Question every thought as it flits through your mind. Why do you believe
that thought? Why do you doubt?
This is your homework for the week.
Removing the doubts and negativity in your mind. I know when I harness my
internal willpower into a driving force. I experience a strong intense feeling
in my solar plexus, and my mind has total focus on achieving the will to
survive.
Only
then do I obtain the clarity of thought, connected the intense emotion to set
and establish my goals. Following through to the outer world, and filling out
the To Do Lists. On what I - needed to accomplish in the physical world, to
make it over the survival line.
It was a great comfort after struggling
for so many years, to learn medical science is 40-60 years behind the times.
This was scientifically confirmed by Doctor Bruce Lipton in his book “The Biology of
Belief”. He has written, from a scientist’s point of view, that a person able to change their
lifestyle can survive cancer. I am one
of many people who proved this to be true.
I hope there will
be many more sufferers who persevere and not surrender their spirit or soul.
Survivors of cancer - using the epigenetic way. Will force a massive rethink about the use of redundant
therapies, currently provided by pharmaceutical companies and doctors.
Over the past five
years there has been a subtle shift happening with patients and forward -
thinking doctors. I am satisfied that change will come. Only the greedy will
remain - and it will be so obvious.
This
is my vision.
Stay Strong!
Karen
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