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Cancer Support ✨

This page has several resources, including meditations and my book on energy healing and cancer. 

I wrote this book, trying to make sense of my family's experience with cancer; my focus is on holistic practices that can help families cope with a diagnosis. It is intuitive, grounded, and a concise read. 

  • The first half looks at risk factors that we can influence, including weight, lifestyle, smoking and high stress - with varying levels of evidence behind them. We also look at life meaning and patients' emotional well-being leading up to a diagnosis. The focus is on emotional support and awareness.  
  • The second half gives others a chance to apply energy healing tools that I personally use.

1) A Look at Energy Healing 

A Personal Guide to Self-Healing, Cancer & Love provides a fresh perspective on the challenges faced when we or someone we love is diagnosed with cancer. We often start by asking why it happened and what it means. The impact is far reaching.  

This book includes simple tools that can be used daily for self care and relaxation, introducing energy healing and meditation as holistic practices that the family can enjoy. Energy healing is NOT a treatment for cancer. It is a spiritual practice that we can turn to in any situation. 

The techniques in this book are complementary to medical care, not alternative. Self-healing refers to spiritual, emotional, and energetic practices to support the family’s well-being; it is not a cancer treatment. 

You can find the book in your region below: 

> The price varies by country and format (approx. $16.00 USD paperback / $8.95 USD Kindle)

Available in English on Amazon:

Ahora en español 🇲🇽

USA ~ Mexico ~ España



I sincerely hope this helps you. Reach out on social media and join me on Youtube for meditations to complement the book. 

Note: This book and its content are for educational and spiritual support purposes only. Energy healing and meditation are not medical treatments and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease, including cancer. Always consult your licensed medical team regarding diagnosis and treatment decisions.
 
2) Music & Guided Meditations

Meditation is a simple tool that anyone can practice - it’s not about emptying the mind. We can listen to music, guided visualizations or sit for a few minutes and listen to our breath. I've included guided meditations below and a selection of songs that we can use as background music for journaling or meditation 🤍

In 2018, I taught meditation and creative visualization at a conference, you’ll find highlights here.

Color Healing Meditation  
 

Meditate with Archangel Rafael
 

Relax with Nature (24 minutes) 


Ad Gurey Nameh Mantra - Snatam Kaur


Ramadasa by Snatam Kaur


Gladiator Theme Song 








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Regina Chouza is an energy healer, astrologer, and author. She holds a BA in Philosophy from Tufts University and an MBA from IPADE - focusing on ethics and leadership. By combining her conventional background with her training from the School of Intuition & Healing UK, Regina brings a unique blend of logic, self-love, and empowerment to energy healing.





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