I'll just share what I do so I'm a prophet not just in my own mind.
First I showed how I cure myself of whatever ailment I had and then make
a website about it documenting everything I did complete with photos. I
did this with obesity, heart problems, infertility, then with eczema.
Then I document the other people I helped cure, whatever diseases they
had, diabetes, acid reflux, appendicitis, psoriasis, pneumonia, cancer,
etc. Put them all on the websites too.
Make more websites with testimonials and tell all my friends and
relatives about my new hobby. I'm not just an engineer, manager, web
developer, I'm also a hobby healer... and it's printed on my business
card, that I cure the incurables.
Just this week I sent my cousin, my student / understudy to the province
to cure our 98 year old grandfather of pneumonia which relatives and the
local hospital had given up for dead. He's walking strong by himself
now. We unconstipated him by doing emergency colon cleanses, kidney
cleanses and a liver flush. We also controlled his diet so he doesn't
consume any form of wheat and we fought and argued with relatives as to
why wheat is mucus forming and constipating. We did relatively the same
thing with my 88 year old grandmother last year. And I did something
like fighting with hospital doctors when my brother was being forced to
take steroids because they didn't like his skin.
When it is sick far away friends and relatives, I tell them what I need to tell them then accept if they believe me or not. When it is a close relative like my children, wives, parents, grandparents, I take control and fight for their lives.
Later on, everyone knows what I do is true, and it's all at my expense.
Regards to all,
Edwin
JCastron wrote:
>
> For openers, the saying, "A prophet in his own home is no prophet" is age old and is a truism. The mind-set is,'why that's only my son-in-law or that's only my son/daughter, what does he/she know?'
>
> Their physician would have told them if food or whatever would help them.
>
> What is our basis to prove to them we have the truth? The Cancer-cured
> list? An obscure book titled 'Beating Cancer'? A well known Jurist was
> supposed to have uttered, "what is truth?" In the scheme of things our
> efforts and beliefs are not mainstream but rather, the fringe. The
> world has billions of people and conventional medicine has the ear of
> 99% of them. I don't know whether that figure is accurate, however, we
> know it is the overwhelming majority.
>
> Guess what? I feel exactly as you do and fret over people's avoidance
> of natural methods. Science and the media have the ear of the people
> not we fringe element.
> A much smarter member of this list, cancerwise that is, advised me
> that he believes it best to walk away if our efforts meet resistance as he does- and he is a practitioner-. Either people are responsive and interested or we face the proverbial brick wall. When it is someone we love it becomes more than frustrating.
>
> Joe C.
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