This article focuses on cancer in adults, not children. Cancer in children tells a different story and deserves its own narrative. In children, illness often reflects family dynamics—how a child’s environment can be the source of their illness. You may love your child, but if you hate yourself, the child feels it, stores it, and reflects it. They are a mirror. This may sound harsh, but truth doesn’t sugarcoat. This article doesn’t reject conventional cancer treatments but invites a reconsideration of the generic approach often taken by the cancer industry. While oncologists are highly educated, they rarely understand the deeper roots of the illness. This isn’t about choosing only an alternative path, but about advocating for a balance with mainstream practices. Cancer requires a holistic, nuanced approach.
Many cancer patients may find this article uncomfortable or offensive, and most medical professionals will likely reject it. It doesn’t matter whether you approve, but if one heart understands, this article will have served its purpose. With over 10 years of experience as a soul healer, I’ve encountered every stage of cancer and witnessed my clients’ emotional rollercoasters. Some have passed, others remain. Healing cancer at any stage is possible—it’s not easy, but possible. That’s what matters. So, I encourage anyone feeling like giving up to stay hopeful and keep moving forward. If you go through hell, just keep moving.
So, do you actually heal cancer? The simple answer is, not anymore. Over time, I’ve come to understand the true roots of this disease. I’ve felt the soul’s sadness as it attempts to heal the body, knowing that even if the person survives, the soul still suffers. For the soul, there are many lifetimes of unresolved pain. The person may stay alive, but they remain the same as they were before the illness.
No change. No growth. No liberation. Just the same cycle repeating itself—the familiar, sometimes painful loop of reincarnation. It's like having the same meal every day, never experiencing the excitement of something new. Many people don’t realize there’s more to life, but ultimately, they will come to know better—that’s the hope of the soul. But not today. So, the soul longs for something more, something beyond the usual, seeking a deeper connection, a new kind of nourishment.
Since then, I’ve started to respect the soul’s story with a deeper understanding of why cancer comes in the first place. It’s a special illness, not as much physical as spiritual, with many labyrinths that may open or remain closed during healing. It’s always advisable to try to keep them opening, but not everyone is ready to face the truth. And in the case of cancer, the truth is never a pleasant one.
But here’s my two cents, based on years of experience with healing cancer: Society has conditioned us to view cancer as a 'battle'—a fight we must win at all costs. But what if the fight, the need to win, isn’t the answer we’ve been led to believe?
Here’s my truth: cancer doesn’t care about your fight. It’s not here to teach you lessons. It is a relentless, energetic force that is ready to take your life. The way cancer spreads, comes and goes, and reappears—it’s not mystical. It is exactly as it should be. Fighting it with anger, fear, and unconscious self-hate only feeds the disease. What if, instead of fighting, you simply chose to listen—not to your cancer, not to your soul, not to your spirit, but to your very own heart.
The reason I don’t ask you to listen to your soul here is because the soul’s system is tired of you. It wants to go home. It’s had enough of your endless battles, playing roles, and wearing masks. The spirit has likely agreed that it’s time to leave and is already preparing for the departure journey. Sometimes, you can feel it boldly. The only one left holding on might be your fighting mind and your courageous heart. The language of the mind and the heart is different, often lost in translation. That heart is you. The real you. That’s where the medicine lies.
The soul system and the heart are not the same phenomenon. This is where most people get confused, often due to religious dogmas, agendas, and beliefs. Your heart is always in the now. It belongs only to you—not to karma, not to Gods, yet. The heart operates in the present moment, shaped by your life experiences in this, and only this, lifetime. Your soul system, on the other hand, operates from past perspectives. The heart is your rawest and truest diamond of truth there is. It is the universal truth where you don’t need prayers.
Your heart doesn’t fight; it simply rises, even in the darkest of times. We’ve been conditioned to believe that healing requires constant struggle, but real healing begins the moment we stop fighting and start transforming.
Cancer isn’t a teacher; it’s a signal. It points to everything you’ve ignored—stress, anger, and unconscious self-hate. You can treat the body all you want, but true healing won’t happen until you address the energy you’re carrying. Real change begins when you shift from fear and hate to love, forgiveness, and peace. It might sound like clickbait from San Francisco, but trust me, it isn’t. It’s your remedy—alongside your chemotherapy and radiation.
The mind wants to fight, but the heart just needs to rise. The moment you stop seeing yourself as a hero in a war against your body, healing can finally begin. True healing is about returning to what’s real—aligning with your heart, the place that never gives up on you.
Cancer is not a battle. It’s time to change everything about yourself—not from the outside in, but from the inside out. Believe it or not, cancer is the shadow of your physical death, whispering the darkest parts of yourself before it takes you home—the parts you’ve been too afraid to face. Listen carefully. This may be your last chance to make a deal with cancer.
To realign the mind and shift perception on healing cancer, maybe people might start asking questions like: which organ never gets cancer?
Believe it or not, many doctors are clueless when asked. The answer is the human heart.
Yes, heart cancer exists, but it’s incredibly rare—and almost never starts there. No one really knows why. Modern medicine can’t explain it. Maybe because the heart isn’t just a muscle. It holds things logic can’t touch. It vibrates higher than any other organ. It connects us to something bigger.
Sometimes, cancer agrees to give you a chance. The very last one to reconnect to your heart, the sacred zone that even cancer can't touch. Cancer isn’t just a force taking your life. It’s part of the conversation, the agreement between you and the universe, waiting for you to see what’s hidden in the shadows.
The soul remembers all wasted battles. If your soul, spirit, and heart create peace and rise up together, they might guide your fighting mind to see that everything is a miracle or nothing is. Then, you are already healed. Heal always with peace. Heal always with love. Heal always with light.
There might be hundreds of herbs you’ve bought to detoxify yourself. There might be hundreds of hours you’ve spent meditating at luxury retreats to heal your cancer. There might be hundreds of mantras you repeat to yourself for healing. But none of this will impress the cold-blooded robot that is cancer. The cancer is yours. YOUR LIFETIME'S LAST MIRROR. Face it. Just face it with whatever strength and dignity you have left.
The essential root of every single cancer points to one thing and one thing only: conscious, subconscious, and sometimes unconscious hate. The kind of hate only humans can achieve. May your gods show you the way to heal your hate.
Love more. Hate less.
