Perhaps the most difficult thing to reconcile when confronting illness, especially cancer, is the possibility that we have misunderstood not only disease, but ourselves. We have inherited countless ideas about what the body is, what it is capable of, what threatens it, and where its authority ultimately resides. Yet beneath those accumulated narratives is something quieter and considerably older: an intelligence that has accompanied us from the beginning, asking very little except that we stop long enough to remember it.

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There are many contributing factors to the broad varieties of cancer that can afflict a human being — and, increasingly, the animals we have in our lives as companions or pets. But before all of that, supporting all of that, there’s a foundation: a story, a narrative that drives and directs the energies of which we are comprised, and that will, in one way or another, in one shape or form, manifest itself in the physical.

Addressing these ideas may be considered a “root cause protocol,” but that is an oversimplification. When we begin to understand the root of these diseases — and this goes far beyond cancer, of course, because the body only heals — we begin to reframe the whole concept of health and wellness. We begin to unravel and unshackle ourselves from a false paradigm that has lasted for far too long, and one that keeps rearing its ugly head throughout human history.

Today, there is a trillion-dollar industry that has grown out of the fear, paranoia, and widespread ignorance surrounding cancer. And in all that time, the numbers have only gone up. Today, there is said to be roughly a one-in-two or one-in-three chance, depending on whether you’re a man or a woman, respectively, that you may in one way or another be affected by what is commonly known as cancer.

This isn’t to be alarmist, but you have to appreciate that the world you live in, and the systems and institutions currently in operation, have been oriented in such a way as to cause you and those you love persistent suffering, harm, injury, and premature death.

But that’s only one aspect of the whole story. That’s only one angle, one perspective, one perception of a very diverse and mysterious continuum within which we engage in our human expression.

Dawn of Discernment – Episode 37: Diving Deep into the Root Cause of Cancer

When you listen to a conversation such as this one between Dawn Lester, Aria Konrad, and Paul Leendertse, you begin to appreciate that life isn’t out to get you; God isn’t punishing you. All the various poisons and toxins in your environment, your nutrient-deficient food, your body’s overtaxed terrain, your half-hearted and predominantly superficial relationships, the insanity that is modern medicine, and the incessant injection campaigns that continue to proliferate need not be understood as some broad, orchestrated coup against the human family, dead set on wiping you out — or at least causing you harm so you’re not here for very long in this one short life.

Regardless of your thoughts on God, Creator, the universe, or let’s just call it Life, there’s far more power within you — within what constitutes your makeup, your spiritual essence, and the deep truth of who you are — than what is packaged and monetized by influencers, preachers, and other moronic or immoral charlatans.

When you begin to understand the true wonder of who and what you really are, and how you can reclaim that authority, that agency, in an instant, you can begin to conceive of the seemingly impossible notion that you may, in practice and in reality, reverse all manner of illness and disease. You can, in fact, “cure” cancer.

Those who have been working for many years in the industry, as Paul and Aria have been, have proven time and again, to themselves and to their many clients, that there’s more to the story. There are ingredients left out of nearly every conversation of this nature. There are ideas that are perhaps even terrifying because they fly in the face of what is presented in the mainstream — in medicine of virtually any nature, origin, or modality — and yet may be so excruciatingly simple that most people simply won’t be able to entertain the concept.

Simple does not imply easy.

We are so programmed and conditioned by weakness, immorality, deception, and distortion that we’ve taken into our systems, into our blood and our bones, falsities and fakery, pretending as if we’re some sort of hapless, inept, and incapable victims. That we have no choice in the matter. That we have no authority whatsoever. That we must forever defer to someone else, something else, some higher entity acting as an intermediary between us and that which made us — that which maintains and fuels our very existence.

Virtually every one of us has carried forward ideas, patterns, and programming from our parents, and their parents before them, and back and back and back. Very few of us will ever truly engage in doing “the work.” Some would call it shadow work, but the point is to shine the light of love and truth into those darkest of places and face ourselves — fully, authentically, openly, and transparently — so that we may dutifully and systematically unravel the knots, peel away the layers, undo those delusions, and dispel those illusions that were bought, borrowed, adopted, or adapted simply so we could survive.

The medical industry sells us endlessly on merely surviving. On fighting disease. On striking out cancer. It’s all an inversion. Perpetual fundraising campaigns abound across the modern world. Their profit margins depend on our ignorance in this manner. And, to put it bluntly, they simply couldn’t allow for there ever to be a cure, even though it has existed all along.

The truth is beyond all of that institutional and corporate medical-industrial nonsense. The truth will liberate you from the clutches of all their machinations, all their distortions and lies, all their fear-based tactics and brutal, violent, toxic, and medieval protocols.

Once you regain that foothold, once you reestablish your standing, truly surfacing and embodying that timeless and infinite inner authority, you will never again need to surrender yourself unquestioningly to these so-called experts, practitioners, doctors, gurus, or would-be saviors of any kind, because you will have remembered that it was only you who could ever provide that authority for yourself.

You can’t catch a cold or flu, and you most certainly can’t just “get cancer.” Your body doesn’t attack itself.

Understand and appreciate, comprehend and reconcile yourself with grander ideas that go beyond what you’re going to see on any screen or in any presentation, or find in a prayer group. There is a reason cancer is a trillion-dollar business, and it requires only connecting a few critical dots to dispel any parasitic or predatory influence it may ever have over you.

Truly getting right within yourself — aligning with and acting from love and truth in all things — will afford you the opportunity to reclaim that which has been with you all along.

Of course, this isn’t medical advice. But, perhaps it is a doorway.

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