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In 2014, I began chemotherapy. Marinda introduced me to the CDs “Into the Deep,” “Abundance Waterfall,” “Liquid Luck,” and “Cancer Support Series.” I listened to the “Chemotherapy Companion” CD two times a day as I prepared, received, and waited. The verbal guidance on the CD used words like “love potion,” rather than “poison.” I imaged the love potion, my chemotherapy, entering my body and energizing dolphins to push out my cancer with their strong noses.

I wouldn’t say I loved my cancer, but I loved my body and recognized how hard she was working to keep me alive.

When very relaxed and open to suggestion, the body believes the visualized imagery and responds accordingly. Healing imagery promotes actual healing.

On June 12, 2014, I finally received my stem cells from a man living in Germany.

Using the CDs assisted me to create an environment that encouraged love and full consent and participation in my healing process. Deep relaxation before visualizing the love potion working is a necessary part of visual imagery healing.

box quote.pngI have learned that the human body-mind-spirit responds to images and thoughts that you present to it when it is in a completely relaxed state. I imagine, when I am in a relaxed state, that my brain waves become longer and slower so that I have access to both sides of my brain in a way that allows me to tap into the power of my imagination. When very relaxed and open to suggestion, the body believes the visualized imagery and responds accordingly. Healing imagery promotes actual healing.

With the use of Hemi-Sync and other binaural beat audio signals, music, and verbal guidance on the CDs I was able to relax my body at any given moment and introduce an image for healing. It was important for me to consent, to trust my Spirit, and to participate fully in my treatment and healing process.

I am now living a healthy, joyous life, practicing yoga with Marinda, and delighted to share my story. Am I a fighter? Well, no—I prefer to call myself a Peaceful Warrior.