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I am booked for the Joe Dispenza Nashville retreat next month and I really wanted to stay on site at the Marriott which as you can imagine, is expensive. So I booked a room at the very nice looking Comfort Inn next door as a placeholder, and went onto the Facebook group for my event, posted a few "yes please" comments to people looking for roommates and the one I thought looked the best contacted me moments later and we booked a room to share. Result! I did think to myself, that I literally went on faith with this because we didn't even have a conversation! So I was wondering why I did that. Well now I know.
Last night we got to messaging and I told her I wanted to get picked for the Coherence Healing sessions for cancer healing and when I woke up this morning my new friend had sent me a video from some guy online debunking several scientific theories and went into a lot of detail about how sound frequencies can create or destroy. There were a few things that I felt needed much more evidence. However, he mentioned a guy named Anthony Holland who did a talk at a TEDx event about how sound frequency can cure cancer. I have heard of this before but didn't really believe it or pay it much attention. So I watched Anthony Holland's talk and it makes some interesting points and shows scientific video evidence of sound frequency actually breaking up and destroying cancer cell clusters. Now I do not know how thorough or extensive this research was, but it seemed to me to be fairly conclusive, enough for me to try it anyway! Anything that is free and non-harmful I am very open to trying.
Now there is of course plenty of scepticism around any alternative methods to heal ailments, especially cancer because cancer is a very big money business. As you can see from the cancer files on this site, I have investigated and employed many of these therapies. I am still alive and I am thriving despite being told that it was "incurable" and "fatal". I don't believe this, which is half (or more!) of the battle. I did a search on PubMed (https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/) which is my go-to resource for non-biased medical research, and did not find anything about sound healing so I guess the jury is still out.
Since the medical field is biased in favour of standard-of-care, alternative therapies are often "proven" ineffective by them. However, I prefer to take real people's testimonials since they have no bias except wanting to get well. Maybe it is a placebo effect, but as Dr Joe Dispenza points out in his book "You are the Placebo", it still works! Anthony Holland specifically says that 100,000 to 300,000 hertz is the magic formula so I looked up sound frequency healing music on YouTube and found the attached video. There are over 7,000 comments, many with positive results. Read them, they are very encouraging. Of course, it is not known whether these people with positive results did other therapies or medical care. My assumption is that they did because I know, when faced with a life or death situation, many people will try anything that offers a glimmer of hope. Maybe sound frequency is something that works on its own, or maybe this is something that works in conjunction with other treatments. I don't really care, as long as I am healed. That is the goal. As with everything that is non-standard-of-care (surgery, chemo, radiation), I figure, it's worth a try. Obviously I have only just started but will update you with any results. Lots of the comments have people saying their cancer shrunk or disappeared, as well as other pains going away. I get a lot of pain from scar tissue so if that magically disappears then we are onto something.
In case this talk is taken down, I have transcribed it and taken screenshots of his evidential videos. The PDF is attached below.
Note: I am not a medical professional. You must do your own research and decide for yourself what treatments and therapies you want to use. I do not advise against standard of care if it is right for you.
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