Q: (L) Okay, what's the next question? (J) I just had one question about the Lloyd the taxi driver at the pentagon... (L) Let's save that for later. We'll go to P***. (J) Is P***'s tumor malignant?
A: No.
Q: (G) Is it a glioma?
A: No. Something in between.
Q: (A**) Is it curable?
A: Anything is curable with the right action within and without.
Q: (A*l) So what can we do to help him?
A: It's up to him to decide.
Q: (Allen) Since I recommended reading Bernie Siegel, would the stuff that he suggests help?
A: Absolutely. But that will not be so simple for P** who tends to escapism.
Q: (DD) Will the chiropractic help him?
A: Chiropractic will help a little. Meditating in the way you are preparing to teach will help a lot especially with the intentional assimilation of the "Prayer of the Soul."
Q: (C) What about chemotherapy - is it necessary?
A: If he wants to check out sooner.
Q: (A**) What about getting angry? Would it help him to get angry at his {childhood abuse} in a real way, or is it too late for that?
A: It's not too late but that is not the problem at the deepest level.
Q: (L) What is the problem at the deepest level?
A: Grief for not being protected and cherished. He needs to grieve.
Q: (C) Breathing, meditation...
A: There is also some past life issue involved.
Q: (A*l) What does P** need to do in order to help us understand what we can do to help him?
A: Communicate without fear.
Q: (A*l) So just talking to him, and... (Allen) He needs to communicate with us without fear. (A**) {Referencing a recent paper about THC cancer therapy; see the following links:
THC initiates brain cancer cells to destroy themselves }
Can smoking pot help him?
A: Not as such. The therapeutic delivery is more specific. He needs to feel the pain and acknowledge it and let it go, not buffer i