by Judith McIntyre, Myocum, Australia
I understand that certain allegations have been made about Serge Benhayon and Universal Medicine, in particular claiming that Serge and the practitioners associated with Universal Medicine are in opposition or in competition with conventional medical practitioners. This completely contradicts my experience as a cancer patient over the past year. I was diagnosed with cancer in early June 2011 and I have been associated with Serge and Universal Medicine since early August 2011. During this past year I have had continuous medical treatment, and also since early August, weekly sessions with Serge or other Universal Medicine practitioners. I am grateful to both my conventional and complementary practitioners for the caring support that I have received.
Before my diagnosis I had had chronic fatigue and chronic digestive symptoms. I had for years sought both medical and complementary advice and treatment. Generally there was not much either sphere could do to alleviate my symptoms. I had a strong preference for taking good care of myself in terms of diet, exercise, vitamins, regular check-ups, as well as massage, acupuncture and healing. I wanted to avoid needing any medical treatment if possible.
After I was diagnosed with breast cancer, I was shocked and terrified. I learned it was aggressive and I accepted that I could not avoid major and immediate treatment. I had an initial surgery in July which removed all the lymph nodes under my left arm and a lump from my left breast. I was advised that I would need chemotherapy and radiotherapy and hormonal drug treatment as well. When I considered chemotherapy I felt that in my debilitated state from years of low energy, I would suffer more than most people. I dreaded it and felt it might be the death of me before the cancer. The first surgery did not achieve clear margins around the lump and I was booked for a second surgery, a wide excision, in August.
Before the second surgery, although I rarely went out at this time, I attended the Byron Writers Festival for one afternoon. I went into a talk on words and energy by Serge Benhayon. He spoke of how people say they love coffee when they mean they need coffee. He said that if people were honest and said they needed the coffee, then they might ask themselves how they were living so that they needed coffee to get through their day. They might make better choices to improve their energy. I appreciated his reasoning. He also spoke about the rising numbers of women getting breast cancer. I became very interested. I had not thought of myself as being part of a cohort. His comments about being true to ourselves as a way to be healthy made sense to me. I knew I had many times looked after others even when exhausted.
I first saw Serge for healing in early August before the second surgery. I talked to him about death and how I had been living my life for others rather than for myself. I could see how I had squandered my life energy and made myself vulnerable to cancer in spite of my ‘healthy’ lifestyle. From my first visit with him, the intense, exhausting emotion I had been living with reduced dramatically. I told him how I optimistically believed that I wouldn’t need a mastectomy although the surgeon had warned me that it was possible if the second surgery did not get clear margins. The surgeon had said I could choose a mastectomy this time instead of just another excision. I was shocked and said “No!” Serge somehow communicated to me a sense that I would be alright, even if a mastectomy was necessary. He didn’t minimise the loss, rather he acknowledged the fear and sadness that I felt. After the second surgery I told him the results showed I would need a mastectomy. He told me that he was willing to see me throughout my cancer treatment. He had clients who had reported coping well with the chemotherapy.
I had also heard this quite independently from a physiotherapist who was recommended by the hospital. She said that women who had the esoteric chakrapuncture treatment along with the same medical treatment that I had and would be having, did “remarkably better” than those who didn’t have this particular complementary treatment. She had seen a lot of breast cancer patients and had great respect for Serge and his work. She had attended some of his lectures.
Going into the third surgery, the mastectomy, I was almost calm, certainly accepting and even grateful, since my surgeon had told me that provided I had the recommended treatment, I had a very good chance of surviving. Beforehand I had some thorough cries over my breast. Since I emerged from the surgery, I never felt any further need to mourn it. My healing went well, and I was amused to have compliments from physios and nurses on my ‘beautiful’ scar.
I was given a month to recover from my surgery before I began chemotherapy. I was seeing Serge weekly for counselling and esoteric chakrapuncture and began to feel so well physically that I could take longer and more lively walks than I had been able to do for many months before my diagnosis. I made other life changes and felt so positive that I told Serge that maybe I wouldn’t need chemotherapy. He said immediately that he would never advise that I not have the chemo. He simply encouraged me to keep looking at my life and my choices and feel for myself what was right. I cried over this because I definitely didn’t want to have chemo and had misunderstood and thought he might back that choice. Again, he gave me support through counselling and chakrapuncture and taught me to “rest deeply” as I went into my chemo sessions, fully choosing to be there since I had decided that I would have it.
I have told my oncologist about the esoteric chakrapuncture sessions and how helpful I find them. He has told me several times that I have been doing very well and even said “keep up the acupuncture”. As with the surgery, I found that I handled the chemo treatments well, having generally only fatigue and no vomiting or pain, and minimal side effects. I did make a choice after four months of chemo, to stop a little early from the second type because of side effects that suddenly got much stronger and could have been irreversible. I made this decision with my oncologist who said that I had had a lot of chemo and he didn’t think that the slightly shorter treatment would affect my life expectancy. I told Serge about this decision after I had made it.
After the chemotherapy treatment, I was due to see a professor of radiotherapy. Yet again I hoped that I didn’t need to have treatment but he said I did. I live alone and have not been well enough to manage without regular help. The radiotherapy treatment was nearly an hour’s drive from my home, five days a week for five weeks. I didn’t know how I could get myself driven back and forth and how I would cope with that much travel even if I had a driver. Universal Medicine provided me with a beautiful and nurturing space in which to stay within a short distance of the hospital so that I was able to drive myself to the treatment even though I was still tired and became more so. This accommodation and much of my sessions with Serge have actually been free of charge. Again, my treatment went easily and the main nurse who treated me said “you obviously heal well”.
At this stage, I am beginning to recover some energy after the radiotherapy but am still easily tired, probably because of the herceptin infusions that I still have every three weeks at the chemo ward. I am continuing to have weekly treatments at the UniMed clinic and always feel a profound sense of peace and rest at these times.
I have also had treatment from a physiotherapist at the UniMed clinic, who gave me simple exercises that immediately helped and within a couple of weeks completely relieved the cording that had developed in my left arm months after the lymph node removal. These gentle movements were somewhat different to those shown me by the other physiotherapist. The main distinction in her method was that it depended on beginning with and developing a deep connection with the body, not just mechanical movements while the mind might be elsewhere.
I hope it is obvious that Serge works very well with conventional medicine and is not at all opposed to it. In fact, he has often said that we have never had better medical treatment and he has particular praise for surgeons. I believe that his work is truly a complement to the conventional methods and when the two are combined, the patient is very fortunate indeed.
One of the most significant things to understand about Serge and other practitioners at Universal Medicine is that they first take great care of themselves. They heed the old dictum: “Physician, heal thyself.”
Medicine and Serge Benhayon 
I used to be anti-conventional medicine and I can very much relate to the aversion to having medical procedures, but modern medicine is so advanced and it does save lives, it would be silly not to take advantage of that. It is the way we use it that makes a difference between it being disempowering or empowering. What Serge Benhayon presents introduces self-responsibility, and the energetic factor of all things – things that we often would not even consider in our everyday temporal life, and it teaches us how to be in life in every aspect, and dealing with illnesses and diseases is no exception, and understanding that we have the power to change how we experience life is enormously empowering.
I’m so pleased Judith had such great support from Serge especially during a time that could have otherwise been quite traumatic. We all deserve love and care. My experiences with Serge have been the same, very understanding, endlessly supportive and a true gentleman of great integrity.
The 14 years I have known Serge Benhayon and attended Universal Medicine’s workshops, courses, presentations I have always heard Serge be pro Western medicine and that it is about working together and supporting ourselves through moments when the body is breaking down. What he brings is a deeper level of healing to arrest the root issue so to heal exactly what is there. Supporting ourselves with Western medicine is a loving thing to do whilst being responsible for our own health also.
What an incredible process you’ve been through, I agree that Serge is very pro medicine and very clear about the importance of its place in healing. From my own experience I can also say that the combination of Universal Medicine and conventional medicine is an amazing combination, and from the two working together I’ve had many opportunities to massively change things in my life.
It does not surprise me at all to read how much the support from Serge and Universal Medicine complemented the medical treatment. It makes total sense that a combination of the two would be the most supportive treatment possible… being effective with both the energetic and the temporal side of things.
No mistaking the love and integrity that is available through Universal Medicine and the works of Serge Benhayon.
For more on passing-over joy-fully, until our last breath see the video at;
https://universalmedicinefacts.com/the-blessing-of-judith-mcintyres-life-and-death/
I get the sense from this article that the practitioners at the Universal Medicine Clinic work with an understanding of illness and disease and not against it. There does not come across here an indication of engaging in a battle, but rather a deep and tender support of the person in conjunction with what other treatments they may be receiving.
When we get caught up with ideals and beliefs we don’t have clarity of the choices in front of us because they are always masked by what we believe.
This is such a balanced approach to both our healing and health, it’s a much more more well-rounded way of looking after our health than living in disregard of our bodies then expecting the healthcare system to fix it.
It actually makes much sense that self-loving choices would support the conventional medicine to work well. Esoteric Medicine is truly a complementary medicine.
“I am continuing to have weekly treatments at the UniMed clinic and always feel a profound sense of peace and rest at these times.” You have the opportunity to return to your Soul in these treatments and that allows you many things and one of those is to rest deeply.
I’ve seen a fair few practitioners of the Esoteric Healing modalities, including Serge Benhayon. Absolutely none of them have dismissed or commented against seeking conventional medicine if I ever need its support.
I would say the same Leigh, in fact, often I have been asked by an Esoteric Practitioner if I have seen my doctor and if not, why not. It’s very useful to have the fullest picture regarding any health condition, and I welcome having a three-way relationship with myself, my GP and my Esoteric Practitioner, that way I get the best treatment available to me.
As a health care practitioner myself who has attended Universal Medicine events one of the greatest things I have learnt from these is that in order to fully care for someone else I need to continually work on healing and caring for myself. I have put this into practice for the past 10 years and the results have been nothing short of amazing both for me and for all my clients. I can honestly say after 20 years of working in front line medical care that I love my job and love what I do and would not even consider retiring if my body stays up to it. I have more energy, patience and understanding then I did 20 years ago. If you really stop to think about it this is almost the complete opposite of how most health care staff end up faced with the daily pressures and demands of their workplaces.
Judith showed us all how to pass over in the true sense of the word. I have never known any-one to be that okay with dying and to live life to the fullest to their last breath like Judith did.
Thank you Judith for your true account of Serge Benhayon’s respect for conventional medicine, the combination of the Esoteric Healing Modalities and medicine offer the body the space to truly heal.
Beautiful how Serge handed your choice back to you Judith, so as not to take away your own inner power and ability to truly know what is needed for your body. This is the sign of a true Practitioner, working hand in hand with the client, the Specialists, and their bodies own inner knowing.
“He simply encouraged me to keep looking at my life and my choices and feel for myself what was right.” Such a simple yet powerful message.
Through this blog deep love and respect is felt, and this is what Judith received and lived in her last times.
One of the great shocks in life is if we get a major illness when we have taken what seems very good care of ourselves. Why does this happen? One explanation is pure chance but perhaps there may be other factors that are under our control as well, we just may not be fully aware of those factors.
The support that Judith received from Serge Benhayon and Universal Medicine is unheard of. To be able to access healing sessions, have accommodation (at minimal cost) provided as well as support by the student body community is a rare thing. Judith clearly benefited from the love that she received. Not in curing of her illness but in leaving behind past patterns and behaviours and deepening her own sense of self love. I will forever be inspired by what Judith lived has left for us all to ponder for deeply for ourselves.
I love Judith’s positivity which could be felt throughout reading this blog, Serge Benhayon has always been a great advocate of conventional medicine, and I have often heard him praise surgeons for what they are able to do.
The combination of taking a responsible cared for ‘us’ to any Medicine and Medical practitioner is very powerful. Universal Medicine and Serge Benhayon present amazing insight and modalities on taking care of us responsibly and with this quality of choice we take care of so much more. It is a bit like putting energy back into a grid system and not just drawing on it all the time.
It is touching to read how at different points there was an anxiousness and hesitancy about going ahead with what medical treatment was recommended and that at each point Serge Benhayon stayed beside Judith and supported her to go ahead with it and her body to work with the medical treatment offered. I have heard similar stories for numerous other people.
The way Serge Benhayon works invites us to really be honest with ourselves first – which can be very difficult at times, and he leaves no stone unturned. When talking about well-being, it’s not just about our diet, exercise and other details of lifestyle, but how we are with ourselves. Through his presentations, I started to understand healing, illnesses and diseases and the part we play in it differently, and having disliked and avoided conventional medicine for so long, now I see it makes more sense not to discount what it offers.
Universal Medicine truly complements conventional medicine because of the integrity with which all the practitioners work and just as importantly live their lives. True transparency in all activities is such a supportive reflection for all.
Serge Benhayon asks us to look past what is shown by the medical profession, and ask questions about our life and health that we would not normally ask. ‘Why do we love coffee, if we were honest and said we need coffee we would be more open to looking into what it is about coffee that we need….. that we are a society that is living with exhaustion. Why is breast cancer on the increase, because women are no longer caring for themselves in a loving gentle way, and are rushing around for everybody else. What Judith shows is that once we have this greater understanding it makes it much easier to accept the conventional medicine as an important part of our healing. This is very powerful and allows the patient to become responsible for their health and wellbeing.
Every practitioner of Universal Medicine Therapies I have ever seen is a living example of self-care, self-nurturing and self-love.
Which makes it natural and easy to have the same for others and also makes it easier for others to emulate their example. Very true.
The quality in which you lived and eventually passed over in Judith, is remarkable and will go down in history. Some might, and more accurately have tried and distort that history, shape it for their own agenda but the facts will remain and they will be very supported by your written expression, as the power of your writing holds a clear reflection of who you were and what your heart opened up to in the whole process that your body fell ill.
Conventional medicine is an essential ingredient to the healing of our physical body, and the Universal Medicine modalities such as chakra puncture address the energetics of why the human being manifested the disease process in the first place – thus to me they are a complementary match made in heaven.
I love that you have spoken up to contradict allegations as living proof from your experience. The absolute love and care that Serge offered complementary to the conventional treatments you were choosing was stunning to read, and the profound sense of peace and rest that you experienced an absolute blessing considering the usual suffering that most experience during this time. Chakra-puncture is clearly a deeply supportive treatment that could help many in a similar situation.
Serge has always been a supporter of conventional medicine and works not in opposition to it, but in union with it, while conventional medicine acts on specifics Serge supports the whole body to accept more deeply what conventional medicine does and at the same time supports the body as a whole allowing deeper healing to take place.
‘being true to ourselves as a way to be healthy made sense to me.’ sums up what Serge Benhayon presents very well, and he lives it and you can feel that in all he shares and offers. There is no push just an invitation to consider how we live and what might support us, while offering simple, common sense and wisdom on life and how we live it. And medicine, western medicine, is very much a part of that, to be used as needed while at the same time looking at how we live so we can better support the medicine to do it’s job.
It is very true, we do say we love coffee or love a glass of wine or a pint of beer yet we deny that it comes from a need. If we were to be honest and ask ourselves ‘what is going on in our life that we need to drink that substance or in my case eat too many nuts (which I know is not ‘good’ for me)’ then that changes totally our relationship with the food or drink. We start to look at our choices prior to eating or drinking.
Esoteric Medicine and Conventional Medicine are the perfect marriage. Here: http://www.unimedliving.com/voice/audio-by-category/esoteric-medicine-audio.html you can find wonderful free audio and quotes that bring more light, understanding and revelations to this important subject.
These are very wise words from Judith, and apply not just to breast cancer and it’s contributing factors, but to each of us in life. ‘”His comments about being true to ourselves as a way to be healthy made sense to me. I knew I had many times looked after others even when exhausted.”
Understanding that the way we live, every choice we make in each moment to be true to ourselves, or not, is our ‘medicine’ – a fundamental key to a true state of health and wellbeing.
‘I could see how I had squandered my life energy and made myself vulnerable to cancer in spite of my ‘healthy’ lifestyle.’ This is a trap I feel many of us fall into. We think we’re ticking all the right boxes with vitamins, juicing, yoga, mindfulness and so on but a deeper investigation of how we’re actually living is called for – the energy in which we ‘do’ life in general, which of course will be echoed in how we ‘do’ health and well-being.
There is no better witness than one that shares the facts of their own choices and experience. The marriage of Conventional Medicine and Complementary Medicine as experienced by Judith speaks of a quality care that allowed her to deeply self love and self care. It is very clear from reading this account that Serge Benhayon holds Conventional Medicine in very high regard and with deep respect. Both healing interventions work beautifully together and we are deeply blessed to have them in our lives.
It is a simple fact that Serge Benhayon is very pro medicine and Universal Medicine is the greatest friend and ally that conventional medicine has. There are hundreds of testimonials to attest to this fact and I can certainly vouch for it from my personal experience. One day the world will wake up and discover this truth and the great blessing that the marriage of Esoteric and Western Medicine offers.
This is such a great reminder, that each step of the way we are being asked to feel what is truly going to support our body and healing.
The marriage of western medicine and Universal Medicine Therapies is the most powerful I have seen, and having worked in complementary health alongside the medical profession for several decades now that is saying something. It’s a no-brainer for me as a practitioner… and Judith’s blog is a perfect example of it’s efficacy on so many levels.
This is a beautiful example of how Western Medicine and Esoteric Medicine can work harmoniously and lovingly together.
‘ I could see how I had squandered my life energy and made myself vulnerable to cancer in spite of my ‘healthy’ lifestyle.’ It takes some honesty to admit to squandering our life energy but this is what a lot of us have been doing. Our perception on this can of course change as our commitment to life strengthens but let’s not wait till we have cancer to start changing our ways.
Not once have I been advised to forego conventional medical treatment, only supported in making the decisions I reluctantly needed to make and then supporting me throughout major surgery. The experience of actual surgery was the opposite of what I was expecting and of many others’ experiences, with minimal pain, a feeling of vibrancy and aliveness and after 1 day, no need for pain medication. The support from Serge Benhayon and Universal Medicine practitioners all through the process was beyond price and deeply, deeply appreciated.
This blog is factual to how Universal Medicine supports by its many ways the root conditions of the human body and psyche. I appreciate and know how Serge Benhayon and the UniMed practitioners truly supported Judith physically, emotionally and spiritually. I have not experienced cancer but have experienced many deep emotional and impacting life events to mentally impact on me to the point of thinking no one can fix me. It required a great amount of sensitivity, understanding and firm love to not only support me but empower me to make choices to truly heal from these dis-eases.
Universal Medicine therapies very much complement Conventional medicine.
The greatest wisdom I get from reading this blog is that if a choice is made, it needs to be made from our deepest inner knowing to truly support our bodies. A choice made without this connection, whilst possibly being the same choice, doesn’t carry with it the commitment that coming from our deepest essence does. I sense that the depth of commitment and honour is an integral part of any healing.
How we speak to ourselves and others is so important, if we say we like something but do not admit we need it we rob ourselves of the possibility of truly looking at what is going on and we can stay at surface level, blaming the outside and the world, without looking at how we live and how those choices we make may lead us to needing that coffee, sugar or whatever. And it’s not about giving those things up per say, it’s about being truly honest with ourselves and allowing the space to observe how we live and how that impacts us. What Serge presents is simple and yet revolutionary and it encourages everyone to look at how they are and how they live, and hearing Judith’s experience of how she worked with her medical treatment for cancer and looked at how she lived is truly remarkable. We don’t have to wait for a serious illness to do this, we can all do this now and as she has shared here it starts with a willingness to be honest and to see what is there.
This story agrees with my experiences of Universal Medicine and Serge Benhayon. I have also witnessed many patients being supported through their conventional medical treatment by the esoteric modalities and have heard many a doctor express their support for this approach when they have witnessed the results.
I love reading stories of people that have had a real life experience of something like this one. Not that I love particularly that someone needs this type and style of treatment but it’s more around the fact that it would seem we believe anything from anyone these days. I square eye the media we use currently, we don’t demand the truth we allow the ramblings of sensationalism to set the tone. How refreshing it is to have information like this blog first hand. I mean from someone that has actually lived the moment they are talking about. Too often we settle for less and even when we hear something about someone that we don’t know, we seem to go with it even if it’s slightly off. My advice, always make up your own mind and one of my great mates wrote a song that included a line, “Be you and live your way” and as this blog closes with, “One of the most significant things to understand about Serge and other practitioners at Universal Medicine is that they first take great care of themselves. They heed the old dictum: “Physician, heal thyself.””
This is a beautiful example of how Universal medicine practitioners including Serge Benhayon support the marriage of conventional and complementary medicine.
It is abundantly clear from Judith’s sharing and leaves no doubt that Serge Benhayon and all practitioners associated with Universal Medicine have a deep regard for and work alongside conventional medicine in the best interests of the patient.
Judith’s openness and willingness to embrace both the world of Esoteric Healing and Allopathic Medicine was a great part of her healing and her ability to live fully and joyfully to the end with a sense of clarity and purpose, not discounting the pain that she lived with on a daily basis.
How clear and precise Judith is with written word is something that I note when reading her honest and touching testimony about her experience with Universal Medicine and Serge Benhayon. I did not know her personally when she was alive but heard many stories of her brave and humble nature from my mother who spent time caring for her leading up to her passing. I do how ever feel that I have gotten to know her through her amazing blog contributions and I am grateful for that.
It is so beautiful to read that the support that is provided by Serge Benhayon and Universal Medicine is all geared up to improve the overall health of people by encouraging them to take responsibility for their own lives and for that to make the loving choices that are needed, even for the terrifying types of medical treatment as mastectomy, chemotherapy or radiotherapy treatments, when they are advised by our medical specialists.
This article echoes my own experiences of treatments with Universal Medicine practitioners. I had been putting off necessary major surgery for years because I was terrified of operations and sensitive to drugs, but through the support of Serge Benhayon I decided it was time to tackle it. The support continued all way through the process and for weeks afterwards with chakrapuncture and other treatments.. So my experience? – I sailed through the operation, and felt incredibly light and clear without needing any pain killers after the initial 8 hour recovery phase – and from that time my health and ability to work and live improved out of sight. I could say without question the support of Serge Benhayon and the practitioners at Universal Medicine have been pivotal in helping me to return to a vital and far greater well-being than I can actually remember. Full-time work is now easy
This is so simple and yet offers so much that we can support ourselves with both western and esoteric medicine, and Judith beautifully shows how. I love how each layer of letting go is named and how with each once she let go, she let go, what a beautiful way to live.
“Physician, heal thyself” – this is not some empty statement but something that needs to be heeded by anyone who wants to support another through the healing arts, whether that is through western medicine or complementary medicine. The general public also needs to understand that they too have their part to play in this and that the way we live can in fact either harm us or heal us. In that way, we all have a responsibility to become our own physicians and take responsibility for the life that we are leading.
Love that Elizabeth – its easy to see the support offered by Western Medicine and Universal Medicine, but we are the all important third wheel that activates it all. Without us, then what?
“She said that women who had the esoteric chakrapuncture treatment along with the same medical treatment that I had and would be having, did “remarkably better” than those who didn’t have this particular complementary treatment.” Anecdotal it may be, but for me this speaks volumes. What better evidence than the observations of the medical professionals who support the patients through their treatment? In time, as the so-called intelligent mind requires scientific evidence, there will be clinical trials that show this conclusively, but I say ‘why wait?’. Certainly if it were me facing chemotherapy I would not hesitate to have chakrapuncture and esoteric healing alongside it.
The sharing here of Judith’s experience of Serge Benhayon is a true testament to the integrity, holding, truth and utmost love he has for every single person in his life, no matter what. His solidness and deep support is no doubt what supported the experience of cancer to be as healing and as surrendered as possible. He is a true inspiration for us all.
It is true what you say Adam, Judith had no need to battle cancer at all. She leant to embrace the cancer, and in doing so she lived her life with joy, a joy that radiated out to all, this she lived with till her last breath. She was an inspiration to all who had the privilege of knowing her.
The author of this blog has now passed over as a result of her cancer. In the months leading up to her death, I worked on her house doing renovations. I was concerned about the noise, but it never bothered her, even though she was weak in body. She remained in those last months incredibly cheerful and accepting of her death. As such, she breathed life in full right up to her last breath.
It was beautiful to witness how someone can actually embrace such a life ending illness and not let it own them. We can all learn from this. The way she dealt with her cancer makes such a lie of the old adage that we need to “battle cancer” right up to our death.
This is such an amazing blog.
Having experienced the combination of both orthodox and esoteric medicine recently I too can vouch for the wonderful way they can work together.
Such an important and touching sharing and testimony from Judith Mcintyre, for the coming together of the benefits of Conventional medicine and Universal Medicine. Just to realize and ponder on the different impact of doing some exercises with awareness for the body or just mechanically is able to change the health care system profoundly. Aside from the complementary modalities, Universal Medicine provides everyone, to deepen the healing on really every level of ones life.
This is a powerful account on the work of Serge Benhayon and Universal Medicine and how it is complementary to conventional medicine. The two are so needed as the world battles with raging disease and illness – it seems that there is no abating – yet with the whole body wisdom of responsibility for our choices it seems that we can all benefit, truly from taking care of ourselves deeply and in this instance supporting the needed medical procedures.
Thanks for detailing your experience with cancer, the treatment you undertook and how supportive Serge Benhayon and the healing modalities that he offers supported you through the process.
This is a remarkable story Judith. Knowing that our diseases are not random but the result of our life choices is one of the great lessons Universal Medicine has taught me. For many years I thought it inevitable that I would get an aggressive breast cancer, the kind my mother had. The many blogs and workshops of Universal Medicine show us another way to live, gentle, in stillness and a reconnecting with our inner self.
I love re-reading this blog and acknowledging how Judith felt the energy Serge was conveying, about the healing nature of it. It is this energy that we know so intimately in our inner hearts, is who we are, who we left behind when we allowed various degrees of disease into our lives, and how we can return to love and to wholeness. This amazing meeting Judith conveyed, speaks volumes about the integrity that Serge Benhayon lives and how he has chosen the energy of love and conveyed it with such power and truth, take it or leave it.
It’s beautiful to read this article and know that the support that is there from Serge Benhayon along with conventional medicine and Judith’s own self-love worked so beautifully together during the rigours of chemotherapy and radiotherapy for the treatment of cancer.
I love the fact that you shared you started to feel more vital “I was seeing Serge weekly for counselling and esoteric chakrapuncture and began to feel so well physically that I could take longer and more lively walks than I had been able to do for many months before my diagnosis.” even when you were very ill. This is a true testament to the support the work of Serge Benhayon brings.
It is really beautiful to read and feel the absolute love and support offered by Serge Benhayon during this time. It is clear that he is in total appreciation of the benefits of combining esoteric healing modalities with western medicine and endorses it appropriately in respect of peoples choices. From what has been said here in regards to treating chemotherapy alongside chakrapuncture and the beautiful support this provides, the world is clearly missing out on the healing power of this combined treatment.
That was my feeling also on reading this Samantha, how much everyone could be supported in their treatments with the esoteric modalities alongside their western medical treatments. And what stood out is the care give by Serge, and all at Universal Medicine, and how that can inspire people to take that care of themselves; when Judith described the physiotherapy movements she got at Universal Medicine which supported her, it was all about moving from and with connection to the body – this is such a core part of how Universal Medicine works and something everyone can benefit from, well or ill. This really is the model of future medicine.
There is a lot of benefit available for those who are dying of cancer in terms of personal growth, not just fear of death and the physical discomfort. If you consider the possibility of us having many lives then personal growth shortly before death is very desirable as it could influence our next life. Even in the current life a person who has matured much in their last days often makes it much easier for the family to adapt to the situation.
Beautifully expressed Judith…”In fact, he has often said that we have never had better medical treatment and he has particular praise for surgeons.” I would agree with this and then to complement these with esoteric modalities allows for true healing to occur if people are open to it…as you were Judith. The combination of Western Medicine with Esoteric Medicine will be a powerful healing for humanity. Your sharing also demonstrates very clearly the love and integrity Serge Benhayon has for everyone – he is a true inspiration.
Agree Paula, the combination of “Western Medicine with Esoteric Medicine” is already “a powerful healing for humanity”, as I Judith and I have both experienced. This is the way of the future which it is possible to live now if one so chooses.
This is the quality of testimonial that presents the truth of what Serge Benhayon offers to those in need of healing, and leaves those who have presented the unfounded allegations that he is against conventional medicine without a case to argue. Judith’s story speaks clearly of Serge’s incredible support for her and his encouragement to continue the hospital treatments that were prescribed by her medical team. And Judith’s is only one story; there are many more that are being told and yet to be told; testimonials to the loving, unconditional and supportive care that Serge offers all who are in need of healing.
This is such a valuable sharing in regards to a serious illness such as Cancer for many people. It demonstrates that no matter what led to the diagnosis it is possible to make changes in how we care for ourselves which can then support us through treatment and bring us healing. Judith has shown with the loving and true support received from esoteric medicine practitioners that it is possible to experience conventional medicine in a positive way because all parties involved were respected for their role and she was playing her part by taking responsibility for the quality of body she was taking to be healed.
I’m so glad this story was told! I have so much respect for everyone in the health industry. I mean everyone mentioned in Judith story.
I love every sharing of you, Judith. The freshness is palpable. I have seen and heard many examples of the great working together of conventional medicine and Universal Medicine. In fact they support each other and each have their own role to play.
Thank you for sharing your story Judith. In my experience with Serge Benhayon and Universal Medicine practitioners, they do indeed work well with conventional medical practitioners. With the minor injuries and illnesses that I have experienced over the years while seeing these practitioners, they have always supported me and encouraged me to seek medical advice and have worked with the advice given by medical practitioners. I had a recent knee operation and had esoteric chakra-puncture before and after my anaesthetic and feel that this helped me recover well with no ill effects from the anaesthetic. Serge Benhayon and Universal Medicine offer modalities that are truly complementary and supportive of conventional medical treatment.
This blog tells me just how much support the esoteric healing brings to those who require a surgical procedure. It’s not about western medicine being it or complementary therapy being it but about the two bringing a different aspect of support in the way our body chooses to heal.
Absolutely Judy, and Universal Medicine is the only true complementary medicine to western medicine, as humanity will discover in the not too distant future.
What stands out to me in your blogs, Judith, is that you do not have an ounce of self pity, only self responsibility and love for humanity, no matter what you are going through. You are an absolute inspiration to all.
So true Mary-Louise, Judith’s approach to her healing has been deeply inspiring.
What a great confirmation that Serge Benhayon is pro conventional medicine and recommends people seek such assistance when physical conditions require it and pay attention to advice provided by conventional medicine. The list of areas of support by Serge Benhayon and Universal Medicine through every step of your treatment for cancer, which included not only remarkable treatments that supported you physically and psychologically, but a “beautiful and nurturing space” – accommodation free of charge so that you could have regular access to the hospital – is exceptional.
From your story Judith it’s clear to see how much of a support universal medicine is when being treated by conventional medicine. Not saying it has the answers but just being there along side…Truly supportive. it’s beautiful to hear about the amount of care shown by universal medicine.
This is such a beautiful story of how the client can combine orthodox medicine together with Esoteric medicine and heal faster. “I hope it is obvious that Serge works very well with conventional medicine and is not at all opposed to it. In fact, he has often said that we have never had better medical treatment and he has particular praise for surgeons. I believe that his work is truly a complement to the conventional methods and when the two are combined, the patient is very fortunate indeed.”
This is an amazing story, the depth of loving care and dedication practiced by Serge and the Unimed practitioners can be felt in your article Judith.
As pointed out at the end of this gorgeous article “One of the most significant things to understand about Serge Benhayon and other practitioners at Universal Medicine is that they first take great care of themselves. They heed the old dictum: “Physician, heal thyself.” This is the reason that I trusted what Universal Medicine shares, the organisation does not tell you how to be healthy, it lives healthy.
Absolutely agree Samantha. This is also “the reason that I trusted what Universal Medicine shares, the organisation does not tell you how to be healthy, it lives healthy”. Each and every one of the practitioners at Universal Medicine is an inspiration and a living example of what true self care can deliver – wellbeing, vibrancy and a joy for life!
I would have to agree Judith that Esoteric Healing certainly goes with, and enhances conventional Medicine. The support I have received in the past and am still receiving from Universal Medicine Practitioners is no less than amazing , so loving and nurturing and working with what my Doctor has advised as well. I sincerely thank Serge Benhayon and the Universal Medicine Practitioners!
What a great and clear testimonial about how well the Esoteric Healing Modalities work hand in hand with conventional Medicine.
It is so lovely to feel how normal this approach of providing a truly complementary service to every individual as they work with the medical establishment when an illness arises that Serge Benhayon has shown us many times over. As I read Judith’s blog I am reminded of the absolute beauty of the work that is Universal Medicine. It is truly divine!
Wow Judith this is so powerful to read – thank you. You have clearly shown through your experience how powerful and supportive esoteric medicine is to complementary medicine, to maximise the true potential to heal. To take responsibility and truly consider how we have lived through the choices we make, is something that needs to happen more in our society. Otherwise we are essentially just removing the result of the dis-ease, leaving the cause of the dis-ease to continue to play out in the body.
This is one of the most beautiful blogs. I feel a bit of a shock to the system when I read Judith’s words about caring for others even when she herself was exhausted. This is a long held pattern of mine, putting others first, and each time I read the blog it’s another wake up call to feel how I’m still making choices to deplete myself and not put myself first.
Words are so important and their bastardisation allows us to avoid truth – so wanting coffee vs. needing coffee, if we truly looked at why we needed things we might have to make some changes! It really takes life to another level of consideration, and that’s one thing in my experience Serge Benhayon excels at, presenting the simple truth and supporting others to come to that in themselves. And as for the allegations he’s anti western medicine, absolutely not, what he does is bring that other level of consideration here too, to work with your body in a way which supports the medicine be it pharmacology or surgery to do it’s work, to ask the questions of how we live – it’s why esoteric medicine and medicine work so well together, and why many like Judith have found it so supportive.
I firmly believe that any suggestions that Serge Benhayon is anti Western Medicine is pure hype for the sake of sensationalism and all that is associated with that sort of behaviour. Having attended many presentations through Universal Medicine, I have never heard Serge or any other Universal Medicine practitioner tell people to avoid mainstream medicine. Rather, it has been the opposite. What has been found to be extremely beneficial by many people worldwide is the use of both complementary and conventional medicine. Now that is where true healing happens!
It is my experience that Serge Benhayon and Universal Medicine are absolutely for conventional Medicine, working along side it with their healing techniques and amazing support. It is through these healing modalities that I have been able to start making choices to take care of my health and body in a way that would never have been possible in the past, for this I am extremely grateful.
Many times I have heard Serge Benhayon speak on the importance of convertional medicine. From my own experience, Universal Medicine and its practitioners have a very important role with the complementary service they can provide. Just as the responsibility we have in supporting ourselves is as equally important.
Deidre, my experience has also been that Serge Benhayon is very supportive of Conventional Medicine. When I had an incident last year, Serge insisted that before anything else, I be checked out by a GP who was also in attendance. On several occasions when I have been discharged from a serious hospitalisation Serge has given me a session to support my recovery. As you say “Universal Medicine and its practitioners have a very important role with the complementary service they can provide” and I have found this to be so. Of course what is of utmost importance is that we take full responsibility for our part – in this case it takes 3 to tango: Conventional Medicine, Esoteric Medicine and ourself!
Helping someone overcome the fear of surgery or cancer treatment is very lovely and very important. It allows the person to accept the healing unhindered by nervousness, tension, or guilt.
I can really feel the loving and very practical support that Judith got from Serge and Universal Medicine. It is amazing to see just how conventional and esoteric medicine can work in such harmony together.
This article beautifully shows how well the combination of Esoteric Medicine, conventional medicine and personal responsibility work together.
Absolutely Golnaz, this has always been my experience. Esoteric Medicine, Conventional Medicine and Personal Responsibility are a powerful combination for healing. Unfortunately the most important ingredient in the mix namely ‘personal responsibility’ is more often than not the missing ingredient!
So true, Anne McRitchie, and this again is the beauty of Esoteric Medicine, that with and through the modalities and contact with practitioners of Esoteric Medicine, people get a deeper understanding of the connections of their illnesses and diseases with their own way of living and responsibility within. As through my experience with Conventional Medicine, it is often a fact that is encountered with the doctors trying to take the responsibility for the patient, what can result in both getting more ill rather than becoming truly healthy. So the combination of Esoteric Medicine and Conventional Medicine is able to offer a way of gaining true health to everyone included the health care practitioners and the health care system itself.
Yes Golnaz exactly. The combination of Esoteric Medicine, Western Medicine and that of personal responsibility all play an integral in self recovery. What a wonderful combination.
That’s true Golnaz, the esoteric modalities form an extraordinary part of healing with medicine.
Yes Golnaz when we take a moment to recognise how personal responsibility plays a part with conventional medicine in support ing our health changes the results start to speak for themselves.
The depth and breadth of care that Serge Benhayon has for humanity is truly extraordinary. This is just one person’s story of his love and care and support. There are so many people who Serge has personally given love and support to, so much that their lives turn around, change, metamorphose. And all of this without an ounce of clammy sticky do-gooding, just a person so in touch with themselves that they are able to be there and truly serve. What grace and what a gift for us all.
I love how Judith describes how ‘I could see how I had squandered my life energy and made myself vulnerable to cancer in spite of my ‘healthy lifestyle’. This is something that we don’t understand well in our society. A healthy lifestyle goes beyond what we eat and our exercise. There is a deep nurturing of self that Serge Benhayon presents that brings real health, a real understanding of self, that lets you check in with yourself before you give and give and give in the hope that you will be liked. I would say I was headed down the same path as Judith, and that has been stopped in it’s tracks by the wisdom of a life lived by the Ageless Wisdom Teachings as presented by Serge Benhayon. A life lived by listening to myself and building a deep relationship with myself, building my sense of self and worth.
This deep connection to, appreciation, honouring and nurturing of self is indeed a foundation for a healthy lifestyle.
And ironic that I have been finding only when I take care of this fundamental aspect of my life, can I bring my fullness to another. I have noticed that all the times when I was neglecting me to try to please another, was a poor substitute of what is truly possible.
Reading Judith’s inspirational article, I know that I too have trod the path of squandering my life energy, so much done for other people, not enough for me. With the help of Serge Benhayon and Universal Medicine, all that is changing hugely, and I can now feel that deep exhaustion, and give myself more time to rest.
Yes Kate,
I too can feel that I have been heading down that same path of squandering my energy on all others but myself…in a desperate need to be liked etc.
I am turning that around now, and am learning to truly deeply nurture and Love myself which, in turn, becomes real support for those around me.
This is so true Kate. I have come to understand the importance of my relationship with myself and the way I care for and nurture myself as being as important as anything I do to support my body in regards to diet and exercise.
I was headed down this track too Kate – previously in the arrogance of thinking that eating healthy and exercise were the keys to good health, and without paying attention to (or choosing to ignore!) the fact that I was also regularly stressed, living in nervous tension and in an often unhappy & resentful relationship… Taking responsibility for how ‘I’ was in life and the choices this resulted in, has enabled me to appreciate and support true health and wellbeing.
Thank you Judith for your first hand account of how Serge Benhayon and Universal Medicine work so well together and complement each other. We would all like to hear our carers say that we are responding well to the treatment.
This is the second time I have read Judith’s blog on her experience of supporting herself with medical and the complementary healings from Universal Medicine. Each time I am touched by the honesty and simple message of how to lovingingly support oneself through cancer treatment.
Sharon, I too feel this – how lovingly Judith supports herself throughout the cancer treatment and in doing so and combining conventional medicine with esoteric healing and counselling her recovery period was shortened, and she suffered less side effects.
Loretta I feel there is an incredible potiential for the Esoteric Modalities to support people with cancer.
I agree Sharon. And what struck me with Judith’s blog was that I didn’t feel the fight or the anger that often surrounds “beating” cancer. Just a beautiful connection and commitment to supporting herself in every way possible.
Same for me Sharon. This is a beautifully honest and humbling account of the healing combination of esoteric and western medicine. For several decades I was in total resistance to, and appreciation for, western medicine. Serge Benhayon was the first person I met who presented a true / whole way to approach illness and disease – one that focuses on the quality of living and taking responsibility for our choices, and one where the combination of western medicine and esoteric medicine is essential for true healing.
Thank you for writing this. Where you wrote ‘His comments about being true to ourselves as a way to be healthy made sense to me.’ this was very healing for me to read, about being true to myself. To go through any type of surgery can be scary and you can feel powerless as well; to have someone like Serge Benhayon in your life is a phenomenal support. And it was so beautiful to read how you were supported every step of the way even with free treatments and accommodation. Now that is Love. It was also lovely to read how much chakra-puncture and other esoteric modalities supported, helped and eased your healing process. Studies should definitely be done on this, as many others could benefit from this too. We need to work together in harmony, there is much to heal, learn and change here.
Self Care is vital before caring of others for both the practitioner and the client and this has been one of the many inspiring messages I have received from Serge Benhayon and Universal Medicine.
Yes, Bernard, anyone reading this blog will be left without doubt of Serge Benhayon’s deep love and care for his clients, and his openness to whatever support is felt to be required at the varying stages of the healing process.
Judith has left us here with an in depth personal account of Serge Benhayon supporting and working harmoniously with conventional medicine at every stage, to the extent of dispelling fears about going ahead with the cancer treatments.
A great testament of Serge Benhayon from day one stating very clearly that Universal Medicine offers a vaulable and very needed part of Medicine which complements the valuable and what is needed part that conventional medicine provides. The combination of the individual taking responsibility and caring for themselves which Universal Medicine encourages, Universal Medicine modalities and conventional medicine provides immense support.
A very beautiful and honest account of what Serge Benhayon contributes to conventional medical treatment. Those who suggest otherwise are greatly deceived.
Lovely story about a beautiful lady. She has presented a great and true example of how Serge Benhayon works so well with conventional medicine. There are so very many true and verifiable stories same as this about Serge and doctors, that it is ridiculous to claim otherwise.
Beautiful story of strength, honouring and wisdom from within yourself as well as receiving also from Serge Benhayon. “Physician, heal thyself.” to me means that we are all our own physician, as well as the profession itself.
This is the real story about Serge Benhayon and Universal Medicine. The story that the papers should be all over. It is tragic that journalists at this time choose to print lies about Serge and Universal Medicine and Wikipedia currently states that Universal Medicine offers ‘alternative medicine’ when this is so far from the truth. From day 1 Serge has only ever presented complementary healing therapies and the responsibility we have to take care of ourselves.
Very true, Leonne. This account is an amazing testament to the openness of Serge Benhayon to any form of medical and non-medical intervention that is true for the patient. It is deeply touching to feel how honoured and supported Judith was on all levels throughout this powerful healing process.
I have been a complementary medicine practitioner for 13 years and it wasn’t until I met Seege Benhayon did I truly work complementing medicine. Previously I had always tried to find a “natural solution” rather than a medical one. Now I absolutely see the wonders of medicine.
Thanks, Rebecca. It is inspiring to feel how open you are to feeling and responding to what is best for your clients, and that there is no ‘higher road’ taken by being a complementary therapist.
I am amazed at the clarity and detail of this story. It is so refreshing to read a story about and from a cancer patient without it being laced with the fear and emotion that is so common in mainstream media. Moreover, it is amazing that although Judith has shared her story here, this blog is not about her, but about how Serge Benhayon truly works with medical doctors and science to find a meeting, a union in true healing. Very beautiful.
One of the things that most resonates with me about the presentations of Serge Benhayon and Universal Medicine is that they integrate modern medicine with complementary energetic medicine. That just makes so much sense and I’ve watched and experienced profound healing benefits occur when both approaches are used together.
I had never considered that a story about cancer could be so beautiful. Thank you for presenting the truth about Serge Benhayon & Universal Medicine. My experience is that Serge is always pro-medicine, even when I have not been.
While I have never had cancer, this echoes my experience of Serge Benhayon and other Universal Medicine practitioners. In that, I have always been encouraged and supported to seek medical care and that the practitioners work to complement medical care not substitute it. Universal Medicine therapies are truly complementary and not alternative.
There is a lot more for us to learn and understand about the body, disease and healing and Judith blog is a testament at what can be developed when the patient, physicians, surgeons and supporting staff embrace what Universal Medicine has to offer. It feels like Universal Medicine is the piece missing in a true wholistic medicial approach to a patients treatment.
This is an absolute testament of medicine and Esoteric therapies working together to support the patient. A direct and factual experience.
Dear Judith thank you for showing us how, through conventional medicine and the Universal Medicine modalities, you healed and the caring you developed for yourself throughout your recovery.
Thank you Judith for your great sharing, you clearly straighten the records with your true facts. Modern medicine with all its amazing procedures has yet to understand its true power of healing in the physical and energetic state of the body. Why wouldn’t Serge Benhayon be an advocate of modern western medicine? It makes sense.
This a powerful and beautiful story Judith, and an exemplar of how beautiful the healing experience can be when the patient combines the esoteric modalities with medical treatment, along with their own commitment to truly nurturing themselves and reflecting on and changing behaviours that do not serve them.
Wow, this story should be read in newspapers and presented on TV.
How beautiful to be held in such a deep level of love and support by a team working along side each other.
And what an inspirational antidote to the fear and panic that is almost expected when we are faced with a life threatening condition.
There is a vast difference between an alternative healing modality and a complementary healing modality. I have attended Universal Medicine events for 8 years now, and always Universal Medicine has been nothing but super pro medicine. They simply add in the fact that we too need to look at how our lifestyle and the way we live contributes to our health. Simple but profound message, and one that has the potential to change the way we look at our health system.
Yes Adam, there is a vast difference between ‘an alternative healing modality and a complementary healing modality’, but the distinction is often not drawn. Before meeting Serge Benhayon I had nothing but disdain for conventional medicine and would look to alternative healing modalities in preference whenever I could.
Since meeting Serge Benhayon and hearing him present on the value of conventional medicine, together with personal experience in the hospital system, I now have a new found respect for conventional medicine. At the same time, I now take full responsibility for my own health and combine the complementary healing modalities offered by Esoteric practitioners with treatment from conventional doctors. As you say, ‘the way we live contributes to our health’ and I am a living example of this simple but profound message that has the potential to change the way we look at our health system.
I agree, Adam. What makes the Universal Medicine healing modalities so complementary to traditional medicine is the added perspective of lifestyle choices, giving the power and responsibility back to the patient to call the shots and make changes in their lives which support their bodies to heal and feel truly well.
Absolutely agreed Janet, Anne and Adam – to suggest that Serge Benhayon promotes anything ‘counter’ conventional medicine is ridiculous! I have also found that my attitudes and approach to conventional medicine (I am totally open to it now, whereas quite reserved in the past), and indeed what a truly a whole approach to what health and healing is, have deepened immeasurably since my involvement with Universal Medicine.
Judith’s story reveals a depth of respect and unwavering support that every single person deserves in their lives. Hats off to Serge, for setting a benchmark and forging true relationships between complementary and conventional medicine – all based upon PEOPLE.
We all matter.
Thank you Judith. Your sharing of your experience with breast cancer is a healing for us all. Anyone that knows Serge Benhayon knows that he has the greatest respect for conventional medicine and your experience completely confirms this.
Through Judith’s story the healing presence of Serge Benhayon and his undying support for his clients is so obvious and palpable, particularly with those who are very ill.
What an inspiring and moving sharing. I have deepened in my understanding of healing by reading this. What a blessing to have both amazing doctors and Universal Medicine practitioners to support you through your healing process. It feels to me that this is a true example of western and complementary medicine working hand-in-hand.
Thank you Judith for sharing your beautiful journey. It is so inspiring to hear that there are people in this world who give their time and resources free of charge to help others. Universal Medicine and Serge Benhayon have introduced a model of working that is unprecedented and shows the world what true benevolence is.
I know how difficult it is for people having to travel for treatment for cancer, extremely tiring and stressful, so I love that Universal Medicine provided a loving space for you to stay when travelling for your treatments. This is just one of the caring, loving services that they provide for people, that makes a huge difference, and completely shows how they support and work together with conventional medicine.
It is very inspiring to read about how supportive Serge and Universal Medicine can be in such difficult situations. I am touched.
Yes Jinya and what is so beautiful to me is that we only ever read about it from other students – there is never any self promotion by Universal Medicine, just a quiet continual giving
There is so much in Judith’s words, especially in ‘I talked to him (Serge) about death and how I had been living my life for others rather than for myself. I could see how I had squandered my life energy and made myself vulnerable to cancer in spite of my ‘healthy’ lifestyle.’ How many women would change how they live their lives, if they realised this and knew of the follow-on effects that then can show up in the body in the form of breast cancer and a variety of other illnesses.
As you ask Judith, ‘How many women would change how they live their lives, if they . . . knew of the follow-on effects that then can show up in the body in the form of breast cancer and a variety of other illnesses?’ Very many, I would assume. Hence the importance of spreading the word to as many as are open to listening about the true energetic cause of breast cancer.
Anyone saying that Serge Benhayon is in opposition or in competition with conventional medical practitioners is spreading a complete falsity. I have been attending courses for close to 9 years and can say that Serge is very pro conventional medicine adding to that our own energetic responsibility for what caused us to have the illness or disease in the first place. By using conventional medicine and taking responsibility for our own part, we truly heal.
I have experienced sessions with Universal Medicine practitioners and even experienced seeing how one practitioner lives on a daily basis… It’s really inspiring how much care they take in every single little detail – the endless dedication towards themselves is like nothing I’ve seen before. It’s inspiring and to me this person is the kind of role model this world needs. Thank you for sharing this article with such honesty. It inspires me each time I read it.
Beautifully and clearly expressed. The care and tenderness that you were met with by Serge Benhayon and Universal Medicine Practitioners is deeply felt in your words. Thank you.
Judith I can support your statement that Serge works very well with conventional medicine to the hilt. Whenever I have consulted Serge, he has recommended to me that I take the conventional medicine route supported by maximising the care I give myself and supported by esoteric healing modalities where I feel to.
It is so inspiring to read your blog Judith, and all the support you have received form Serge Benhayon, the practitioners, and the hospitals and doctors. Both conventional and complementary medicine are an important part of the healing process and your journey with breast cancer confirms this, thank you so much for sharing.
A beautiful story and account of how conventional medicine and complementary medicine can work hand in hand for the overall benefit of patients. And further evidence that Serge Benhayon always has been pro conventional medicine and in the 8 years I have been listening and reading his presentations I have never heard him speak against conventional medicine or set himself up as the alternative to conventional medicine. Judith’s story proves this beyond a doubt.
A great example showing the support and high regard Serge Benhayon has for conventional medicine. I have only ever heard him speak of Esoteric Medicine complementing conventional medicine and how using both brings a balance and understanding to the illness or disease. From my own experience with breast cancer my healing would not have been complete without both and having Universal Medicine as a support throughout the healing process has been invaluable.
Thank you for writing this so simply Judith. There is no doubt that Serge Benhayon and Universal Medicine work alongside conventional medicine.
Thanks Judith, for this very clear account of how Universal Medicine has worked with conventional treatments to provide you with the best opportunity to heal. The complementary sessions have obviously been incredibly helpful alongside the surgery and the drugs.
I completely agree with this. As with Bina, in my own way, during the period of knowing Serge Benhayon I have had numerous hospital visits and treatments from issue with bowels, kidney stones, TMJ to extreme rashes all over. During this time there was the loving advice and support, by Serge Benhayon and other Universal Medicine practitioners, to get regular blood checks and investigations for any issues in my body. Before Serge Benhayon I would not have bothered with many of these things – either ignoring them or not thinking they are important. Therefore my relationship with medicine is far more supportive than ever before.
David, as with you and Bina I have also been supported by Serge Benhayon to seek medical advice on several occasions. Before meeting Serge I was somewhat anti conventional medicine and preferred so-called more natural remedies. Thanks to Serge’s support and his pro conventional medicine advice, I now combine esoteric healing modalities and conventional medicine and thus as you say, ‘my relationship with medicine is far more supportive than ever before’.
Thank you for this deep sharing Judith. I Know from my own personal experience that Serge Benhayon works well with conventional medicine.
When I collapsed and had 2 blood transfusions, followed by 8 hospital consultants mis-diagnosing that I had actually got a tumour, I just wanted to give up.
Serge Benhayon brought me an understanding and supported me to seek the medical advice that eventually led to surgery. He is very pro conventional medicine but what really healed me was why I got the tumour in the first place. I knew what he said made perfect sense and today I thank God that I met this man.
Moved to tears I am Anon. Although I have known Serge for five years now and I know all to well the level of love he holds and his unwavering dedication to all humanity, reading your post and feeling again that deep, deep, level of love he emanates, leaves me with the feeling of enormous gratitude for all that he has so selfishly been sharing with everyone who is ready and open to hear.
You have expressed so very clearly here how Universal Medicine practitioners take great care of themselves first. That this is then tangibly felt and observed by others is a blessing for us all. We can see that it is possible to deeply care and look after ourselves and this then has a huge benefit to our healing and absolutely compliments conventional medicine.
I am constantly amazed by the level of dedicated support Serge offers people all over the world and each of these people feel this support deeply so, how can one man have such an enormous impact on peoples lives, consistently so. Serge is what I call a true Inspiration, words fall short in describing him and his love for all.
Thankyou for writing such a true, useful, honest account of your healing with western medicine and esoteric medicine. There’s not much anyone could ever contradict you with. I think there are many UniMed students who don’t quite have the appreciation you have of the benefits of the modalities offered so thankyou again for sharing and for learning quickly about each and everyone’s responsibility to heal themselves first, with the help of whoever else is needed.
Thank you very much. I deeply appreciate your honest sharing of your experiences. How inspiring and hope giving this is, especially for people who suffer from similar illnesses and diseases. And again it is proven what Serge said: ‘The marriage of Western Medicine and Esoteric Medicine is the greatest union that will serve humanity’.
Thank you for sharing this, it shows how with true and loving support, and a carefully prepared plan of treatments that support each other, together can allow us the freedom, space and opportunity to understand what taking responsability in life is about, and how we then can approach and offer ourselves true healing; and we can do this if we choose, at any moment in life.
Even though I have been a Universal Medicine student since early 2007, your article has really given me a deeper appreciation of true healing. Thank you for sharing your personal story…it is a message that shows us the value of love and nurturing in the healing process.
I agree Rod, it is a great storey from Judith. Self nurturing is an integral part of healing.
I agree Rod and Ariana. Judith has given us great insight that we need to engage in our own healing process. To not just rely on our carers but to work in collaboration with them and take responsibility for ourselves..