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The other day I met up with an old friend, who was naturally very anxious about his wife having chemotherapy for her cancer.  He described the cancer as an ‘alien force’ that was growing in his wife’s body.

Many of us see cancer in that way, and we’re encouraged to do so by doctors who talk about attacking the invader with chemotherapy and radiation.

But is that a good description of what really is going on?  Is that the best way of seeing cancer and, from that, achieving true healing?  In other words – where do ‘you’ end and the cancer begin?

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If we change, can we change the world?  And have you noticed that everyone climbs Everest these days?

Surprisingly, these two questions are linked, and the second provides the key to the first.

The idea of personal transformation – enlightenment, if you will – is at the heart of all religions.  Jesus believed that his teachings would change the person, and the world, and bring heaven to earth.

But even if personal change is possible, how can we change the world at the same time?

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A wonderful young journalist who, amongst other things, is helping her mother overcome cancer without resorting to chemotherapy interviewed me the other day.  She wanted to talk because of her interest in my Time-Light philosophy and because I helped my own mother beat breast cancer when she was given just three months to live.

There’s a strong connection between the Time-Light model and healing.  The model suggests that ‘we’ are made up of three time bodies or selves: Present, Past and the Potential.  As such, there are three root causes of cancer, and any chronic disease.  There are physical causes, such as smoking, diet and pollution (Present), there are emotional causes (Past) and there is the suppression of our creative, and most loving, instincts – the very reason we’re here on earth (Potential).

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