What you don't want can kill you

[Guest guest]

If you take a look at " How To Cure Conditions, "

http://www.wayimmune.org/colleague/1_lists/conditions_cure.htm

which you were supposed to have printed out when you joined the Web college --

it's one of the things in the " print out " area on the Hub,

http://www.wayimmune.org/colleague/hub.htm

you will see that you are told to say things you want, and to forget about what

you don't want: it will clear up. This tiny word in passing on that page is

lost on most people, even if they have " How To Cure Conditions " taped to their

bathroom wall and work it every morning as they sit on the toilet. It's a very

subtle piece of knowledge.

Let me tell you a little story. About six years ago I was talking, every few

months, to a woman – Gale, I believe -- who had cured her herpes, and she was

one of these people who had a highly virulent form of genital herpes that had

almost continuous outbreaks -- one outbreak would subside, and another would

began right near it. So she was in continuous physical pain, and obviously

could never have sex, and then she started getting signals, took it out, and

went 4 1/2 months without a herpes outbreak. And on this particular day I'm

talking about, she was sharing with me that she had just had another outbreak,

after 4 1/2 months without one, and couldn't understand how that could happen to

her, how it could come back like that.

And all of a sudden she almost growled into the phone at me -- " I can't talk

now, my father is coming into the room. I hate my father. "

But he didn't come into the room; for some reason he turned around and went back

up the stairs -- she was actually in the basement -- and then she started

telling me that

she didn't want to be living with her father, and

she didn't want to be without a job,

and I had been asking her to tell her therapist about the Cure Drive and

she didn't want to do that, and

she didn't want to be a single parent raising a small child, and on and on,

this grocery list of things that she didn't want, including, ultimately, though

she actually didn't say this, but

she didn't want to be talking to me, and

she didn't want me to tell her anything that could help her in any real way.

Not wanting is a symptom of conditions.

And were her conditions dragging her back into the herpes outbreaks?

Absolutely. Well, isn't it obvious?

And that was my last conversation with her. I haven’t heard from her in six

years. She lost a great ally in me; I was somebody who could've shown her how

she finally could cure everything she was in therapy for. But back then, we

didn't even have that huge page of approaches called " How To Cure Conditions. "

http://www.wayimmune.org/colleague/1_lists/conditions_cure.htm

And I know that you're probably not as extreme a case as she was, but she's a

good cautionary tale, though, isn't she?

Saying what you don't want doesn't cure conditions. Only saying what you want

does.

Saying what you don't want is like struggling against quicksand. Saying what

you want is like doing what everyone who knows anything about quicksand advises

-- treat quicksand like water, float on the surface of it, and “swim†out of

it.

So if you've succeeded in curing your herpes, or dropping your HIV viral load,

or shrinking your cancer tumor, or stopping rosacea outbreaks, or for that

matter stopping lupus outbreaks -- yes, Virginia, lupus is an outbreak disease

-- and then you find yourself having one of those terrible occurrences, of

course do the basic removal procedures that you did to cure it in the first

place.

Then, search for the conditions that are dragging you back into it.

And to prevent it from ever happening again, do what you are told to do in

Lesson 2. And if you can't remember what that is, do Lesson 2 again -- it's

right here on the Hub.

http://www.wayimmune.org/colleague/hub.htm

This is the kind of e-mail that you ought to forward, without evaluating who

will like it and who won't, to everyone in your e-mail address book. You never

know who'll cure something. You never know who hasn't told you they’re dying

of something. You can't worry about what they'll think; you have to tell

everyone. It's the only way you can tell the persons who can and will help

themselves. And if you hesitate -- that, right there, is a symptom of a

condition. And the way to cure conditions, if you read " How To Cure

Conditions, " is by acting, such as by forwarding this e-mail.

Gale should've told her therapist about the Cure Drive. It might have resulted

in her complete cure. And the therapist’s.

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