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I am standing in support of Equality and Oneness. That which threatens the very nature of the mind of consciousness, which has directed humanity according to what one is willing to accept and allow to exist within this world. Stand with me, support Equal Money

Cathy Krafft

Cathy Krafft shared 22 hours, 17 minutes ago:

Day 240: Calling the Beast by it’s Name – Breast Cancer – Pill Popper USA – Day 25

I read an article today that reminded me that I used to be a pill popper. It was called: Confessions of a middle-class pill popper. I took pills that provided me with whatever mood or rather energy I was searching for. I learned how to manipulate health care professionals unti... —cathy4worldequality.wordpress.com

Cathy Krafft shared 4 days, 19 hours ago:

Day 239: Calling the Beast by it’s Name – Breast Cancer – Grounding myself – Day 24

For Context Read: Day 238: Calling the Beast by it’s Name – Breast Cancer – The Four Laws of Cancer – Day 23 Two days of sweating for 35 minutes in a portable sauna and already my physical weakness subsides. I increased my enzyme intake to taking 12 six times today, and usuall... —cathy4worldequality.wordpress.com

Cathy Krafft shared 5 days, 18 hours ago:

Day 238: Calling the Beast by it’s Name – Breast Cancer – The Four Laws of Cancer – Day 23

The following taken from the Book: One answer to Cancer by William Donald Kelley, D.D.S., M.S. The Four Laws of Cancer You cannot have cancer unless three factors are present. These three factors are: The presence of an ectopic germ cell The stimulating presence of the female ... —cathy4worldequality.wordpress.com

Cathy Krafft shared 1 week, 1 day ago:

Day 237: Calling the Beast by it’s Name – Breast Cancer – My Death Illusion – Day 22

On April 17 2013, after being diagnosed with Breast Cancer, I began applying the Metabolic Cancer Cure regime – which includes nutrition therapy, enzyme and vitamin therapy. For further clarity please read One Answer to Cancer. As I’ve shared before, following the diet has bee... —cathy4worldequality.wordpress.com

Cathy Krafft shared 2 weeks ago:

Day 236: Calling the Beast by it’s Name – Breast Cancer – Fear of Death – Day 21

For Context Read: Day 215: The results show For exactly 63 days now, at least once a day, I’ll have a sudden rush of energy swell up within me – within the center of my body, between my upper back and my upper chest area and depending on what triggers it, it may produce inten... —cathy4worldequality.wordpress.com

Cathy Krafft shared 2 weeks, 6 days ago:

Day 235: Calling the Beast by it’s Name – Breast Cancer – The Cancer Paranoia – Day 20

There is a tremendous amount of paranoia within our society about cancer and the fear of getting it. In 1981, when a childhood friend of mine was diagnosed with cancer at 21, I was only slightly moved by the news of it … I was 22, married with two small children, and life, see... —cathy4worldequality.wordpress.com

Cathy Krafft shared 3 weeks, 5 days ago:

Day 234: Calling the Beast by it’s Name – Breast Cancer – may we not be found wanting/desiring – Day 19

For Context Read: Day 233: Calling the Beast by it’s Name – Breast Cancer – Surviving Normal & Desteni – Day 18 “May we not be found wanting/desiring.” Bernard Poolman I read that quote by Bernard for the first time some 4 years ago or so and today it assisted me to remember t... —cathy4worldequality.wordpress.com

Cathy Krafft shared 3 weeks, 6 days ago:

Day 233: Calling the Beast by it’s Name – Breast Cancer – Surviving Normal & Desteni – Day 18

For a few days now I’ve wrestled with a thought / backchat within my head saying: ‘I just want a feel normal’. I stopped it when I became aware of it in the beginning. When it came back, I mocked it within myself, so basically, I was mocking myself… Making fun of the thought, ... —cathy4worldequality.wordpress.com

Cathy Krafft shared on 15/5/13:

Day 232: Calling the Beast by it’s Name – Breast Cancer – Angelina Jolie’s double mastectomy – Day 17

Angelina Jolie’s double mastectomy is the buzz on the internet today. Some say she’s heroic, other’s are asking how heroic is it when one has the money to buy a network of the finest surgeons. Personally, I see her decision as a common one amongst those who like her, have the ... —cathy4worldequality.wordpress.com

Cathy Krafft shared on 10/5/13:

Day 231: Calling the Beast by it’s Name – Breast Cancer – First do No harm – Day 16

It is suggested that every fourth day the Cancer Patient rub oil from head to toe, sit in a hot tub of water for 15 minutes, and then crawl in bed, cover yourself up with tons of covers and sweat for an hour to release toxins. When I first did it, God I hated it. Mostly becaus... —cathy4worldequality.wordpress.com

Cathy Krafft shared on 9/5/13:

Day 230: Calling the Beast by it’s Name – Breast Cancer – A Woman of War – Day 15

Today, it was as if time kind of stopped as I came to terms with stopping a pattern I’ve recently become strangely aware of myself as. I guess the truth that I don’t want to speak of is how I’ve become like ‘a woman of war’, that war being the war I’ve waged against the cancer... —cathy4worldequality.wordpress.com

Cathy Krafft shared on 7/5/13:

Day 229: Calling the Beast by it’s Name – Breast Cancer – Patterns of Survival – Day 14

Today I’m coming to terms with something I’ve realized about myself but have been avoiding facing. How I’ve recently accepted and allowed myself to slip into a sort of depression over my ‘condition’. My condition being Cancer. I’m completely aware of the fact that all I really... —cathy4worldequality.wordpress.com

Cathy Krafft shared on 2/5/13:

Day 228: Calling the Beast by it’s Name – Breast Cancer – A Consuming Interest – Day 13

“So, this comes to question: Do we then fear death or is it that death is such a presence within our minds, because we don’t have life. We’re not Living Life, we’re not Expressing Life. Life is not who we are and so we’ve polarized our existence completely for Death to exist i... —cathy4worldequality.wordpress.com

Cathy Krafft shared on 24/4/13:

Day 227: Calling the Beast by it’s Name – Breast Cancer – The Cancer Patient – Day 12

I’ve been detoxing myself pretty extensively the last couple of days which is causing me to have some flu like symptoms like achiness, nausea and slight fatigue – all of which are actually quite normal considering the amount of toxins my body is flushing. The metabolic nutriti... —cathy4worldequality.wordpress.com

Cathy Krafft shared on 19/4/13:

Natural Cancer Therapy: It's all about nutritional supplementation

Reblogged from nancy's niche: In spite of my advocacy, learning that my Navarro HCG urine titer came in positive felt like a blow to my midsection: there IS something growing somewhere in my body?! But the shock was momentary: I was sub-clinical! And knowing soon enough w... —cathy4worldequality.wordpress.com

Cathy Krafft shared on 19/4/13:

Day 226: Calling the Beast by it’s Name – Breast Cancer – Nutrition & Detoxing – Day 11

For Context Read: Day 224: Calling the Beast by it’s Name – Breast Cancer – Treatment Plan, Let’s Walk – Day 9 “The United States of America has one of the largest medical and healthcare industries in the world, followed by Switzerland and Germany. The USA’s medical industry c... —cathy4worldequality.wordpress.com

Cathy Krafft shared on 16/4/13:

Day 225: Calling the Beast by it’s Name – Breast Cancer – What’s Killing You? – Day 10

For Context Please Read: Gitmo Is Killing Me When I read the above article I couldn’t help but relate, only because a cancer patient relates well with anyone who is dying. To make the decision to not eat like in this particular story, is not something that most people can gras... —cathy4worldequality.wordpress.com

Cathy Krafft shared on 15/4/13:

Day 224: Calling the Beast by it’s Name – Breast Cancer – Treatment Plan, Let’s Walk – Day 9

For Context Read: Day 209: ‘The Lump’ Sum of ‘What If’s’ Day 211: Processing… Day 214: Touch it Day 215: The results show Day 216: A Means to an end Day 221: Calling the Beast by it’s Name – Breast Cancer – slash-and-burn strategy – Day 6 For Context Watch: G. Edward Griffin –... —cathy4worldequality.wordpress.com

Cathy Krafft shared on 13/4/13:

Day 223: Calling the Beast by it’s Name – Breast Cancer – Hunzas – Day 8

Referred to as the roof of the world – the mountain peaks of the Himalayas are home to an amazing race of people called Hunzas (pronounced ‘Hoonzas’). I began to research the Hunza’s because no Hunza has ever been documented as having cancer – mostly because of their nutrition... —cathy4worldequality.wordpress.com

Cathy Krafft shared on 12/4/13:

Day 222: Calling the Beast by it’s Name – Breast Cancer – One Answer to Cancer – Day 7

I spent much of my day today investigating a number of alternative treatments for cancer and it has been some fascinating research. First as a reminder, any and all applications and/or alternative treatments that I am considering should be individually investigated. I am in No... —cathy4worldequality.wordpress.com

Cathy Krafft shared on 11/4/13:

Day 221: Calling the Beast by it’s Name – Breast Cancer – slash-and-burn strategy – Day 6

Alright so my partner and I met with a surgeon to discuss my treatment plan and whether or not the plan involves a lumpectomy or mastectomy. Sitting there listening to the detailed step by step treatment plan being laid out and projected before me, I was very much aware of my ... —cathy4worldequality.wordpress.com

Cathy Krafft shared on 9/4/13:

Day 220: Calling the Beast by it’s Name – Breast Cancer – The Culture – Day 5

I just received further results from my recent biopsy. I have the kind of cancer where the receptors within its cells are ER Positive – which means Estrogen is what makes this type of cancer grow. Thus, hormonal therapy made to block the physical body from being able to absorb... —cathy4worldequality.wordpress.com

Cathy Krafft shared on 9/4/13:

Day 219: Calling the Beast by it’s Name – Breast Cancer – Anxiety – Day 4

Today I don’t want to write and I don’t want to talk either. I don’t want to be alone and I don’t want to be around anyone. I’m both restless and quiet inside myself. And, I’m absolutely aware of how I’m existing in my own little world - where within my mind I’m still trying t... —cathy4worldequality.wordpress.com

Cathy Krafft shared on 7/4/13:

Day 218: Calling the Beast by it’s Name – Breast Cancer – Self-reflection & pink, twisted ribbons – Day 3

Problem: I don’t want to talk about it anymore. But yet, I do. I see how I’m searching for some commonality within myself where I can specifically relate to the Beast within me as Breast Cancer – that something that will end the separation that I am experiencing within myself ... —cathy4worldequality.wordpress.com

Cathy Krafft shared on 5/4/13:

Day 217: Calling the Beast by it’s Name – Breast Cancer – Day 2

For Context Read: Day 209: ‘The Lump’ Sum of ‘What If’s’ Day 211: Processing… Day 214: Touch it Day 215: The results show Day 216: A Means to an end Here I’m continuing to share my daily experience as I walk this the 2nd day after hearing the words: ’it’s cancer’. There’s n... —cathy4worldequality.wordpress.com

Cathy Krafft shared on 5/4/13:

Day 216: A Means to an end

For Context Read: Day 209: ‘The Lump’ Sum of ‘What If’s’ Day 211: Processing… Day 214: Touch it Day 215: The results show I forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to access a negative energy experience of nausea when I think about having cancer within and as me... —cathy4worldequality.wordpress.com

Cathy Krafft shared on 3/4/13:

Day 215: The results show

“When and as I see myself access a negative energy experience when I feel nausea come up – I stop and I breathe – I see and realize that I am anticipating an ‘unpleasant’ experience and within that already instill an experience of unpleasantness before anything has even happen... —cathy4worldequality.wordpress.com

Cathy Krafft shared on 1/4/13:

Day 214: Touch it

While I was taking my shower this evening I became aware of how much the warmth of the water splashing from the shower head onto my skin and slowly drizzling down every inch of my body became a moment of self awareness. I breathed in as I gently began to touch, to embrace and ... —cathy4worldequality.wordpress.com

Cathy Krafft shared on 31/3/13:

Day 213: How is the Crook Not a Crook and Who is Not a Liar?

For Context READ: Remembering who they were “Pharmaceutical company spending on marketing far exceeds that spent on research. In Canada, $1.7 billion was spent in 2004 to market drugs to physicians; in the United States, $21 billion was spent in 2002. In 2005 money spent on ph... —cathy4worldequality.wordpress.com

Cathy Krafft shared on 30/3/13:

Day 212: The Law that Direct Equality

Artwork By: Marlen Vargas Del Razo ============================================== Excerpt From: Day 341: “I am an Entrepreneur” “With Equality, The Law that Direct Equality – is an Individual Interaction with Each One, Individually Protecting Each One and with Equal Money ... —cathy4worldequality.wordpress.com

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