Full Moon Reflection
The last two months have been an all-hands-on-deck moment.
A cancer diagnosis will do that.
I've learned the ins and outs of metastatic cancer from as many experts across as many fields as possible. I've run the gamut from immunotherapy to quantum healing, pharmaceuticals to nutraceuticals, and everything in between.
I'm clear, a combination of these therapies will lead me back to vital health.
On a quantum level, it's already done.
Now it's a matter of giving my body time to catch up.
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But my heart needs to catch up too.
If I treat these cancer cells without treating the emotional components that contributed to their existence in the first place, the pattern is bound to repeat.
Cancer is a call for more attention.
It's an invitation to look deeper and see what remains hidden in one's holographic history of memories.
Cancer offers the potential for a complete upgrade.
Amidst the journey, my healing returns to that little eight-year-old boy again.
It's so obvious, and alas, it's true.
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When I reflect on the inception point of these cells going rogue, all roads point to one pivotal moment; the day my mom walked into the room and told me my dad had died. I was eight years old.
A new destiny was shaped that day, and I've lived that out in the form of this body, as this teacher, teaching these teachings.
But what was inadvertently left behind?
If I'm blessed to gain deeper insight into the confines of the child's heart inside this body, my sense is I'll spend the next couple of weeks moving the tears I didn't cry as a child.
Allowing for this body to soak, steep, and release in those healing waters.
Crying like an adult is one thing; crying like a child is another.
The mantra:
Release.
Accept.
Acknowledge.
How do these words change shape when spoken not from the adult's intellect but felt from the child's innocence?
Release.
Accept.
Acknowledge.
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You've got your own story. As we transit through this full moon, the invitation is to reflect on these three words. What do they mean to you?
Share your thoughts and reflections here. The community benefits greatly from hearing from you.
With love,
Kevin