We are not the victim of our environment. We are the unconscious creators of it. Our thoughts, beliefs and expectations create our personal and collective experiences.

Every condition of the body, whether it be chronic disease or perfect health, is the result of our own creative energy. Every event that seemingly happens to us, whether good or bad, is the result of that same energy. When we suffer from a chronic illness we are not doing anything wrong. We are simply misdirecting that energy. Quite unconsciously.

Our imagination and emotions are the creative tools we have to work with. They create sickness and health, war and peace, poverty and abundance, happy and unhappy relationships, failure and success in all our endeavours. The advanced physicists of today are beginning to discover this.

".... We are beginning to suspect that we ought rather to hail (the mind) as the creator and governor of the realms of matter."..... Sir James Jeans.

"Patterns of matter that we see in physics are REFLECTIONS OF MIND." ... Fritjof Capra.

"The world is made up by us, out of our experiences and the CONCEPTS WE CREATE to link them together." .... Otto Frisch.

Your belief is everything. If you believe that doctors can help you, you must continue going to them. If you believe that health foods can help, you must eat health foods. You must follow you inner conviction. Remember, your belief (faith, confidence, trust) creates your reality.

When the belief is collective, that is, when most of the people in any particular area believe in the one idea, they create very strongly. One example of this is the dangerous mass suggestion that two out of three Queenslanders will get skin cancer.

In the physical realm the mind creates through physical means. It is foolish to say that a physical problem is CAUSED by, say, a hormone imbalance, virus, bacteria or any other physical means. These are merely the means, not the cause.

All chronic illness IN ADULTS is almost always the result of a sustained feeling of frustration and powerlessness in a situation over which you feel you have no control. We must look for some area of individual growth that has been neglected because of 'duty' or 'circumstance'. Only you, the individual can know for certain.