🦴 Bone Cancer through GNM

🦴 Understanding Bone Cancer through GNM

What if “bone cancer” is not a malignant attack, but a deep biological response to self-devaluation❓

In GNM, what is commonly diagnosed as bone cancer is understood as the healing phase of a self-devaluation conflict. The body breaks down bone tissue during the conflict-active phase and rebuilds it during healing, which conventional medicine often interprets as a “tumor.”

Core Conflict: Self-Devaluation 🔍

The biological root of bone-related conditions is a “self-devaluation conflict” — a profound feeling of being useless, not good enough, or unable to perform.
Examples:

A gymnast told her performance was poor (bones of arms/legs)
A father who feels he failed to protect his child (rib, spine)
A teenager who feels ashamed of their body (pelvis, femur)

Localisation Depends on Content: ✋

⁠Arms/hands: Not being able to hold/support
Legs: Not being able to escape/run/perform
Skull: Mental self-devaluation
Spine: General self-worth

The location of the bone condition shows exactly where the person felt devalued.

GNM’s Two-Phase Sequence in Bone Cancer ⚙️

Conflict-Active Phase
- Bone tissue is broken down (osteolysis).
- Often no pain, but fatigue, frailty, and weakness.
⁠Healing Phase
- ⁠The body rebuilds bone, often with swelling and pain.
- ⁠Conventional diagnosis may label it “bone cancer” due to visible mass or increased cell activity.

Pain = Healing 💡

Pain occurs only during healing, when osteoblasts rebuild lost tissue. This is not a malignancy but a restorative process.

What About “Metastasis”? 📌

GNM states there is no spread of cancer. If new “tumors” appear in other bones, it reflects new self-devaluation conflicts, often triggered by shock from the first diagnosis or fear of dying.

Case Examples (based on GNM practice) 📖

A young athlete developed osteosarcoma after being told he’d never walk again. His bone rebuilding phase was misdiagnosed as “aggressive cancer.”
⁠A woman developed spine “bone cancer” after years of being emotionally and physically dominated, believing she had no backbone.

Healing Approach According to GNM 🛠️

⁠Identify the Conflict:
- What made you feel devalued? When did it start?
⁠Resolve the Conflict:
- Forgive, accept, or reframe the experience to release the emotional charge.
⁠Support Healing:
- Rest, nourishment, and peace are vital. Avoid panic-based medical interventions that may create new conflicts.
Monitor Symptoms Mindfully:
- Pain, swelling, and inflammation are part of bone regeneration.

“Bone cancer” in GNM is not a death sentence — it is the body rebuilding from a wound of the Ego. 🧠
Recognising and resolving the emotional root allows healing to complete naturally and powerfully.

Tags
#Bone-Health   |   #Cancer

Category
Health-Conditions

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