Journey of Revelation

Revealing The Truth Together

This is my second foray through the Big C. The first time was breast cancer. That was an interesting journey. I found the lump and I knew something wasn’t right. I had been doing all my checkups for years so there was no neglect. My first surgeon did a lumpectomy. When I went to his office for the report he started crying because the margins came back showing they did not get it all. I found myself consoling him at my appointment and knew immediately I wanted a different doctor. This wasn’t the only reason, but it was enough.

I started by searching for a plastic surgeon who does reconstruction, as my original referral had an eight month wait list - Next! I started calling around. Of note is that most reconstruction surgeons do not advertise they do reconstruction. I hit the jackpot. I was referred to one of the brightest and best and got an appointment in two days. I want to see Dr R. and loved him from the start. He was kind and funny, a great combination in a surgeon and we talked about my options. He asked me who my surgeon was and I told him about my encounter and that I needed a referral. He gave me three names and told me to ignore the first two. Dr Amy Jew was who I needed to see.

This is where things got interesting. I called her office and got an appointment in two days. I had all my records sent to her and showed up for the appointment which was at 7:00 pm. An odd time for a doctors appointmen,t but whatever. She went over my records and told me because I was under 50 I had a 36% chance of a second primary tumor in the other breast based on the type of cancer I had. I said I was not interested in repeating this again in the future so we discussed a double mastectomy. Then she asked me an odd question. “How did you get in to see me so quickly?” She had a six-month waitlist and it was unheard of. I told her I had just called and they told me they had a cancellation and could see me in two days. She got an odd look on her face.

Dr Jew was a beautiful Asian woman. She was also very spiritual. She and I had an interesting bond. She scheduled the surgery with Dr R. so the mastectomies and the reconstruction could all be done at one time.

A week later I was with my friend Arnold. Arnold was a long time student of Truth. He and his wife had worked for years with a group that did Truth work for women with breast cancer. There group had great success. He asked me if I would allow him to use their technique and everything in me said yes. Arnold got quiet placed his had over shop of my chest and closed his eyes. To this day I am not certain what he did. It was not anything I could identify. I think he just knew the Truth for me. There was nothing in the touch and was not necessary. He said his technique was often used at great distances. He laid his hand on me for his own feeling of connection.

I cannot explain what happened next except to say that when he was complete, about 2 minutes, I knew the cancer was gone. I cant explain but I just knew it.

I went on to have the surgery. The day of surgery I managed to stay awake into the operating room. Dr Jew was very surprised and asked me why I was still awake. I told her I wanted to see the operating room. She instructed me to close my eyes and think of something pleasant. I must have made an odd face because I could not think of anything and she told me to envision a sunset. I did, the most amazing vision ever and then woke up several hours later in recovery.

She saved my life that day. There was no more cancer in the area of the dirty margins, but what she did find was a lymph node that the previous surgeon had missed. She told me she realized how mentally strong I was when I came into the operating room fully awake. I shared the rest of my story with her and she was also not surprised about not finding anything at the original sight.

I know as my friend Arnold did, that cancer is a false growth. It doesn’t belong. As I walk through this second journey, I find I am not frightened in the least. I am working on my own consciousness to release whatever has allowed a false growth to manifest.

Additionally, I had so many positive life lessons when I went through the breast cancer 15 years ago. I absolutely know I can expect even more growth as I walk through this.

I want to thank everyone who has been doing Translation® work for me through this. I still do not know what the rest of my journey is going to look like as I walk through this. All I know is that once again I have the right people working with me and that includes my Prosperos family. Have I told you all how much I love you? I do and I am thankful to be here with you.

I share this for two reasons. First is that I am not hiding. I am not embarrassed by my diagnosis. In the bad old days people would ask accusingly, “ Whats in your consciousness?” Well, I already know cancer is in my consciousness because I have experienced in in several ways in my own life and those of family and friends. It is a sense testimony and not a reflection of the Infinite being-ness that I am. The second reason Is that I cherish all of you who are walking with me through this journey. I am thankful for everyone of you and your presence in my experience. So, I will simply say Mahalo my friends. Forgive me if I don’t have enough hours in the day to respond to each of you individually. I will be having a lot of appointments and my energy is lower than usual. My doctors are telling me I will come through this fine in the end and there will e a process. As the saying goes, “This too shall pass”

Aloha, Mara Pennell H.W.