Conscious Intention & Human DNA cells

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When we feel like " I've tried everything, the doc says I'm fine, so, why do I still hurt?!" the last thing most people think about is including their brain in the healing process. And I must say, it's a shocking occurrence (nearly non existent) when the family doc educates us on tools that utilize the power of our mind in our healing process. 

 Here is a brief clip from the study I've referred to many times over the years, which explored the impact of Conscious Intention on Human DNA cells 

 "Five different mental intentions were studied for their biological activity. Laskow describes an overall state of transpersonal unconditional love that was maintained throughout all the experiments, which allowed him to be in resonance with the tumor cells. The technique used for attaining these healing states of consciousness is a form of meditation which allows intentional focusing and cohering of energy. 

 Laskow refers to these intentions as different contents of consciousness. He distinguishes the intentions as follows: 
1) returning to the natural order and harmony of the cell’s normal rate of growth, i.e., before they were transformed to tumor cells; 
2) circulating the microcosmic orbit; 
3) letting God’s will flow through his hands, i.e., a transpersonal intention; 
4) unconditional love, ie. no specific direction to the energy was given; 
5) dematerialization into the light and/or dematerialization into the void. 

 The results from this study indicate that the different intentions could be distinguished in terms of their biological responses..." 

 Can what I think and what I picture in my minds eye, really help my body??
 According to this study...YES it can...

 Find the results & the full report from this study here:
http://www.item-bioenergy.com/infocenter/ConsciousIntentiononDNA.pdf
8/29/16

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