re focusing on it
and you're talking to people about it,
you're going to create more disease cells.
See yourself living in
a perfectly healthy body.
Let the doctor look after the disease.
Can you feel the difference between
having painful arthritis in your hips
and feeling fearful about it,
or having painful arthritis in your hips
and feeling hopeful about it,
The difference between fearful and hopeful
is the difference between recovery or not.
Happier thoughts lead to
essentially a happier biochemistry,
a happier, healthier body.
Negative thoughts, stress
seriously degrade the body
and the function of the brain.
Because it's our thoughts and emotions
that are continuously reassembling,
reorganizing, recreating our body.
Remove physiological stress from the body
and the body does what it was designed to do.
It heals itself.
I've seen kidneys regenerated,
I've seen  a cancer dissolved,
I've seen eyesight improve
and come back.
I always say that incurable means
curable from within.
You can change your life
and you can heal yourself.
Well, my story begins on March 10, 1981
It really changed my whole life,
it was the day I would never forget.
I crashed an airplane.
I ended up in a hospital
completely paralysed.
My spinal cord was crushed,
I broke the first and second
cervical vertebrae.
My swallowing reflex was destroyed,
I couldn't even drink.
My diaphragm was destroyed,
I couldn't breath.
All I could do was blink my eyes.
The doctor of course said that
all my life I'd be a vegetable,
all I'd do was blink my eyes
the rest of my life.
That's the picture they saw me in,
but it didn't matter what they thought of me,
the thing was what I thought.
I pictured myself being
a normal person again
walking out of that hospital.
The only thing I had to work
with in the hospital was my mind,
and once you have your mind
you can put things back together again.
I was set to a respirator and they said
I'd never breathe on my own again
because my diaphragm was destroyed.
And this little voice kept saying to me,
"breathe deep, breathe deep".
Finally I was freed from it.
They were at a loss for an explanation.
See, I could not afford to allow
anything to come in my mind
that would distract me
from my goal or from my vision.
Well I set the goal to walk out of the hospital
on Christmas, that was my goal.
I walked out of the hospital
on my own two feet.
They said it couldn't be done.
That's the day I will never forget.
For people that are sitting out there
right now watching this programme and are hurting,
if I'd want to sum up my life
and sum up for people what they can do in life
I would sum it up this way,
in six words:
man becomes what he thinks about.
We noticed that there are so many people who
are living life in a very conditional way,
they look out and they see things
that are wonderful and they say,
"yes we want more of those,
we would vote for that,
we would support that with our
time and energy and money."
But then they look out and
they see things that they do not want,
terrible things
that they do no want to live
and that they do not
want to see others live.
And they say, "we've got to do something
about getting rid off those things."
But they don't realize that
as they push against the unwanted
they add power to it.
In this world, there is a
war against poverty,
and a war against cancer,
and a war against teenage pregnancy,
and a war against terrorism,
and a war against violence,
and a war against terrorism,
did we mentioned that there was
a war against terrorism...
And all of this pushing-against
is only adding-to,
Because, you can't say no
and make it go away.
When you shout no
Law of Attraction is lining that up.
The reason that "what you resist, persists"
is because that  you're resisting something,
you say, "no, I don’t want this thing
because it makes me feel this way
the way I'm feeling right now."
And so, you