Beyond Darwin

Brigitte Leonore Wolf

Three years ago, I went to an ENT physician (ear-nose-throat doc) complaining about a facial pain that affected my ear. In the process he examined my throat. He became very quiet and took on a very concerned look. He paused for a minute and in a most serious voice said, “You have cancer”; there is a tumor growing in your tongue and throat.

He referred me to an oncologist for a consultation. …I was offered two choices of treatment: surgically cut out my tongue or go through an extensive process of radiation followed by chemotherapy. Then added that radiation “side-effects” would cause my teeth to drop out…

I immediately declined the offer of a medical resolution and told the doctor that I would try to resolve this tumor on my own. I’ll never forget his response; he shrugged and looked away revealing his disdain for my foolish “New Age” response..

I shut down my lecture schedule and began to write the new evolution theory, a story which I perceived as an antidote to the destructive behavior generated by Darwinian theory…

…I went to Costa Rica and spent a month training with a remarkable nutritionist, Jorge Krebber, and who radically changed my diet to support my cells.

Then my biocompatible holistic dentist, David Biles, revealed that an abscess resulting from a root canal procedure in a tooth near the cancer in my tongue was generating a toxic environment that was influencing the tumor’s growth.

Through a dear friend, I received a generous offer to use an AI-driven energy device based on Rife technology. I also began using ozone inhalation to inhibit the growth, along with working with an osteopath, Andrea Poli…

With the generous support of Bradley Nelson, developer of the Emotion Code and the Body Code, my energy field was encouraged to reprogram my subconscious programs.

Finally, the new book, entitled BEYOND DARWIN: How Epigenetics, Quantum Science and Cooperation Shape Humanity’s Future, is now in press, due to be released on August 18th.

Just last week, the scan of my tongue and throat revealed that the tumor is completely gone.

~ Dr Bruce Lipton

We put a lot of faith in modern medicine, and it has made advances in survivability, but it has its limitations. It can do a lot of unnecessary damage. We don’t remember how to maintain health because we’ve gotten so far from nature and natural ways of healing.

Avoiding death is not the same thing as maintaining health, and in today’s world thriving is becoming increasingly difficult. Chemicals are everywhere now, in food, in buildings and in the general environment.

We’re always dodging bullets, in a million ways, and still it’s a science and an art to stay healthy. Fewer and fewer people are alert and knowledgeable enough to manage it because the threats are growing like Topsey.

The US is convinced it’s possible to calculate the number of chemicals a body can take in on a daily basis and stay healthy. Other countries manage to produce food with a radically reduced list of additives and artificial ingredients.

Is that because of a different attitude toward food? Do other cultures regard food as more than fuel and more a traditional gustatory experience? I remember a woman born in the early 1900’s who kept asking what happened to food, it just didn’t have the satisfying taste it used to have.

Well, it’s not the same. It’s not grown on the same quality of land. It’s considered inefficient and maybe even impossible to farm without chemicals. You wonder how they managed a hundred years ago.

But bodies, all bodies, are affected by chemicals, and we are not immune. There are substances that are toxic to us. Just because we can kill insects with them doesn’t mean that because we aren’t insects we have nothing to worry about.

Xikang Lai

I think it’s a ridiculous idea to raise food with poisons and then charge people more for food grown without them.

But there’s another kind of toxin in our environment; it’s our unconscious emotional reaction to living in our own culture.

We are not reassured by the pace, the pressure and the feeling-tone of the life we’re asked to confront every day. And it’s constant, relentless.

We are challenged in our society to rethink the way we live. Quick-and-easy turn out to be slower and harder than we thought. Sometimes the old ways were wiser.

Michael Cheval

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