Date: Mon, 4 Jan 1999 10:11:25 -0500 (EST) From: Orpheus <cw_duff-AT-alcor.concordia.ca> Subject: Re: Re : Re: destratify; cancer, schizophrenia, aids, osho what atreat to read something reasonable and not "informed" by resentment, bad reasoning, and sheer stupidity.... On Mon, 4 Jan 1999 f1221-AT-cc.nagasaki-u.ac.jp wrote: > At 1:29 PM 99.1.2, Jeanraiso-AT-aol.com wrote: > > > >[...] richard moss is one of the most famous "teacher" of the "new age" and I > > imagine many can be irritated by his "guru like" discourse and posture ,and > > may have contempt for him; but I found many treasures in what he says ; > > especially the story that he tells about a women whose cancer dissolved after > > a night of extatic singing and dancing (in one of his workshops); > > and his ideas about the polarity between cancer(in short: too much rigidity in > > one's psychic structure so that life can't flow through it and needs to > > express itself in the cancer) and schizophrenia (not enough structure to > > contain life, desire); > > and how schizophrens have much less cancer than other people (four time less, > > he says; does anybody else have heard of that?); > > > Sorry, but this is just plain wrong. However, schizophrenia manifests itself > usually [of course not: always] between ages 20-30. In this age people rarely > [of course not: never] get cancer. Corrected for age, there is no difference in > cancer incidence. > > > And as for the >too much rigidity in one`s psychic structure< as a explanation > for cancer: this is frighteningly close to >if you get cancer it is your > own fault< > or worse >it is a punishment for your wrong way of thinking<. Of course, clad in > >guru-like discourse and posture< and served with pop psychobabble, something > like: >life can`t flow through< and >needs [!!!] to express itself in > cancer< sounds > innocent enough. > But at its roots is a perception of health and disease I`d rather not > comment on. > > > sY > -Yamazaki > > > >
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