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Click Image To Visit SiteHere’s what Australian cancer survivor and self-help guru, Ian Gawler, has to say about this ebook: "It is a great read: Engaging, informative, practical. A real insight into the real issues people with cancer face; and the bonus here is that real solutions are provided".

How can you compliment the treatments your doctor offers so that you can keep your mind steady, your spirit up and at the same time get in touch with your body’s natural healing ability?

* I have worked for many years with people, like yourselves, who are facing a life threatening cancer diagnosis.

You may be thinking, "I could never sit still for hours at a time… I don’t have the discipline for something like meditation!"

Well, I’m not so sure! With a little help, most people can manage a few minutes to sit quietly and just watch what’s going on. It’s as easy as that! Or one can practice some helpful techniques when lying in bed, sitting in the garden or going for a walk.

In my eBook "Threatened by Cancer? Meditation DOES Help!" I have combined my experience with the stories of six people (yes, six ordinary people) who took part in my research study into the use of meditation as a healing strategy for cancer.

Lorna, Bernadette, David, Sylvia, Dee, Lillian and I spent many weeks together sharing their journeys and their experience of using meditation as a major part of their healing strategy.

They are just ordinary people like you and I – wives, mothers, fathers, sons, daughters, husbands, brothers, sisters – all facing this unexpected turn in their lives. What they have in common is a strong desire to explore meditation and how it might help with their cancer diagnosis.

Bernadette was diagnosed with bowel cancer and after initial treatment was told there was no need to do anything special. When, a couple of years later, she got secondaries in the liver and spine she realized she had to make some changes and it was then, among other complementary therapies, that she turned to meditation.

Dee has had cancer three times – first in her thirties. Initially in the cervix, then later secondaries in the lymph nodes and lung. Dee felt that she might have avoided getting secondaries if she had commenced serious meditation and improved her diet immediately after her initial diagnosis and treatment. The doctors expected her to die but she believes she’s alive because of these changes.

Sylvia was in her forties when diagnosed with breast cancer. Initially she attended a support group and thought meditation looked "pretty weird". Curiosity got the better of her and it was only after she realized her own mortality that she really got into the practice of meditation. Six years later and officially a "survivor", she’s hooked!

David had recently commenced meditation practice to reduce stress from his high powered job prior to his diagnosis. When diagnosed with a brain tumor, he determined to get into the meditation more seriously and to experience it at a deeper level and, at the same time, reduce the stress of his work and illness.

Lorna was diagnosed with breast cancer in her late thirties She decided to rely entirely on meditation and holistic healing ideas of working with her mind, immune system and spirituality, rather… Read more…