The Dawn of a New Age

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The Age 0f Aquarius is about acknowledging the system is broken..

And crucially, not waiting for someone else to fix it. The Age of Aquarius is about making the most of our freedom while bearing the responsibilities for our own lives, too.

“I am no longer accepting the things I cannot change.
                                                            I am changing the things I cannot accept.”
 
When you seek solitude and can’t find it in your own mind. 
You are an infinite being with infinite possibilities and infinite potential: In the philosophy of anthroposophy (introduced by the philosopher, Rudolf Steiner, 1861-1925), both soul and spirit are defined and worked with, in the triumvirate of body, soul, and spirit. The human body has two aspects, a.) the physical substances such as oxygen, nitrogen, carbon, iron, and much more, ordered by b.) an astonishing divinely-inspired plan or design of the human body.
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The middle realm is soul, whose workshop is relationship. The themes of soul are, in contrast to the spirit’s light and freedom, darkness, and constraint. The soul is where we wake up in the morning saying, “I am here, time for another day.” Whether in that first moment of the dawning day we say “it’s another terrible day with terrible people in it giving me a hard time” or “another opportunity to meet the challenges, to learn, to develop the heart, to enjoy this beautiful place”—that is the work of the soul. In the soul we have the tools of thinking (cognition), feeling (affection), and willing (doing, volition). We use those tools in our engagements with others through sacred relationship.
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With so much in transition, what can you do to future-proof ourselves? ‘The person who’s adaptable and trained to work in a number of settings will survive changes best, as will those who take responsibility without being asked,’ says Shelley. ‘If there is any quality essential for this new age, it’s retaining a youthful inquisitiveness about work and life.’ Transformation may not be tidy, but it’s full of opportunities. Whether you are a tech-loving rational thinker, or a new age hippy, consider whether you want to close your mind to the new world.

When patterns are broken, new worlds emerge.- so if you don’t like the world you are living in then change the pattern of it one thought at a time. We are fundamentally mirrors for each other.  And in our relational agreements, we can learn how to serve each other in a more conscious and neutral manner, in order that our intimate relationships can be more valuable vessels for spiritual growth. Without this understanding, and the tools necessary to craft such a relationship, we will often see the love and commitment of couples turn to spite and resentment.

THIS Is My Truth

Posted on October 13, 2017 by Ken

Some folks ask me not to tell people that I am a 24 year+ breast cancer survivor. will celebrate 25 years of survivorship in January 2018. Oh not that, but the fact that I never took chemo (due to chemical sensitivity), or radiation (protecting my heart), or hormonal therapy. This is MY truth.   Ann Fonfa, founder Annie Appleseed Project – October 2017    http://www.solitarius.org/2017/10/13/truth/
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Sean Swarner: Defying the Odds
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Posted on August 8, 2017 by Ken
Inspiration image At age 13, Sean was diagnosed with stage IV Hodgkin lymphoma. He was told he had only months to live, however,  he made a full recovery. Then, when he was 16, his doctors discovered an Askin tumor on his right lung. This time, they told him he had just 14 days to live. Once again, he defied statistics. He’s believed to be the only person to ever be diagnosed with both types of cancer.   http://www.solitarius.org/2017/08/08/sean-swarner-defying-odds/

“Fall Down, Get Up and Smile at Kristi Yamaguchi.”

Posted on December 30, 2016 by Ken
 
Image result for scott hamilton Olympic Gold Medalist and figure skating commentator Scott Hamilton knows a thing or two about preparation and dedication. His sport demands that a competitor come as close to perfect as possible. No break or fault goes unpunished by the judges. Scott mastered the sport and its nuances to become the world’s best.  Always motivated when he would watch Kristi Yamaguchi fall down, get up and smile and continue her routine.

Where Did MY Cancer Originate!!!!

Posted on December 29, 2016 by Ken

Morgan Bolt

 I will be ending this year with reflection,  resolve  and renewal  knowing that I will    follow the blog of Morgan Bolt in 2017.  Morgan graduated  from Messiah College in   May of 2014 with a degree in sustainability. The following October he was diagnosed  with  Desmoplastic Small Round Cell Tumors,  a rare soft-tissue sarcoma considered       a pediatric cancer. 

He and his wife currently split their time between the Ronald McDonald House of New York City and Morgan’s parents’ home near Corning, New York. Morgan began writing under the pseudonym S. D. Gloria in 2013 when he wrote his  first novel.  You can find out more about his books at:      https://www.amazon.com/Tamyth-Rise-Gnurlbane-Trilogy/dp/1493599984

Dealing With Healing

Posted onMarch 20, 2015by Ken 

I was shocked and devastated when I received a Stage 3 breast cancer diagnosis.  After declining chemotherapy and radiation, it occurred to me,  if I had the power to create this disease. Then I had the  power within to resolve it.  That is the way it has always been with me in my personal and business life. 

  One day I decided I was done with it all. I was done with the Life ‘with” cancer and it was time to move into my life “after” cancer.  Any evidence     or thoughts,  there of,  to the contrary were also immediately discarded. Because I had a husband whom is my best  friend  and two daughters to continually live for.   ✦ಌ⊱♡❁ ✲ ❁♡⊰ಌ✦

Miracle on the Hudson

Posted on June 10, 2016 by Ken 
 

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Usually at around age 35 …. a woman’s progesterone level …. begins                to decline and  become erratic. Many times this also goes unnoticed, or there maybe  increased premenstrual symptoms (PMS),  or increased menstrual bleeding. At Over 40,  women’s hormones begin to fluctuate, decrease and become imbalanced. Symptoms of hormone imbalance are varied and unpredictable – in other words INDIVIDUAL – and often go unrecognized     as symptoms of perimenopause/menopause.
While Some women sail through their perimenopause years without symptoms, but  approximately 75% of women in their 40’s and 50’s experience perimenopausal hormone imbalance symptoms.

You’re Never Too Young

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I had bleeding on an off since 1998. I was only 21 and my doctors didn’t think there was anything to be concerned about after I had a clean endoscopy. I told every doctor I went   to about my bleeding. For years I was dubbed “too young” and they assumed it was “just hemorrhoids” and nothing serious, especially not cancer.

Truth Be Told

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I remember October 5th 2011… quite vividly,  it was while…. I was talking       on the telephone  with a computer  ‘geek’  and  right before he informed me. That he works for $150 per hour whom informed me that Steve Jobs passed away.   I told this geek you don’t understand my website  would eventually help people like Steve Jobs survive cancer.  Through greater awareness of  the options and navigating the cancer cartels money making system. That `Geek told me what Life is About~is Making Money As I Hung UP on Him!!

   For Cherie Rineker        whom ran away  from home at 17,  never finishing high school in Holland, came to the United States at 20.  After marrying a military guy  she met at an U.S. Air Force Base,      in Amsterdam.  Cherie achieved her GED and went to college where I took no more than English 101.

 Becoming a flight attendant instead, which was her childhood dream.  Yet the entire book was written and edited by Cherie,  other than a friend,  Neshama Abrahams, that helped her with comma’s  and a couple of  grammatical mistakes.  As a Dutch woman I still see America a land of great opportunity if you are willing to work your butt off :>)

Cheryl Broyles

Posted on December 17, 2016 by Ken

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I am  ALIVE:

In June 2000, I was told by a really horrible uncaring tech that did my radiation –“Don’t worry about the risks of the radiation, damage from it only come 10+ years later, and you with the GBM will be dead by then.” Not lying, he really said that! Well I guess he did tell the truth, the statistics did predict I would die within a year.

BUT now 16 years later I’m still alive and wondering what else will come along with me being a “long term survivor”. I know that not many people make it this long, so the docs don’t really know what to expect. But hey, I will keep recording my roller coaster ride & will share it with ALL of you other brain tumor fighters ( that will ALSO become “long term survivors” along with me!) YES, there are more and more long term survivors out there. The statistics are looking better and better over time. So plan on being one!

20 Life Lessons + 12 More

BEATING the Big C can teach you what really matters,

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  “I was desperately looking for ordinary people’s stories of surviving cancer when I was ill, but all I found were celebrities,” says Chris, 48, from Bristol. “It sounds strange but most people say they’re glad they had cancer because of the new perspective it brings. It’s sad that it should take cancer to do this – perhaps everyone can learn from our stories.”

For Erin Purchase, How frightening!

Posted on December 15, 2016 by Ken

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Recently I have became Facebook friends with Erin Purchase, also realizing what type          of genes a person may have acquired through birth …that helps them survive cancer.  That provides “determination in crucial situation.” Today Erin  posted this …on her timeline, I made a mistake this morning and drove to Portland,  a blizzard started while  I was there and I had to drive 200 miles home in it. I am thankful to be alive, home with my family right now.

Open Your Mind ~ Challenge Your Beliefs

Posted on December 11, 2016 by Ken
 
Image may contain: 1 person, smiling, closeupI’m 43. Found a lump in May. After watching it for a month I decided to get in checked & finally got an appointment July 28. Immediately, they prepared me for a likely cancer diagnosis. Had Ultrasound & Manmogram done that day (my first one) I left for Fiji the next day on a Medical Mission trip. 10 days later, home, had a biopsy 8/11 & confirmed IDC on 8/15. Refused Adjuvant Chemo. Started seeing a Naturopathic Doc- IV Vit C, Glutathione, Blood Ozone, Alpha Lipoic Acid- had 7 treatments.
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Janice Digby McCartney Hoffman

Posted on July 31, 2016  by Ken

  “CURING CANCER IS A LIFETIME COMMITMENT”
Hello Everybody I am Janice Digby Mccartney Hoffman:
I am a 51 year old female from Pittsburgh, PA.  I have a husband and 4 children, 3 children are by my first husband who died in 1998 of a heart attack. In may 2011 I was experiencing extreme swelling of my face and my upper chest and arms. As my veins… would also bulge when I would wake up in morning.  As it looked like someone beat me up… then as the day went on… the swelling would go down a bit.  On May 19, 2011  I went to ER … as I had the swelling and was getting dizzy spells,  within  a  matter  of  no time at all…. they had found the tumor on my right lung.

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