Deutung und Bedeutung der Krebserkrankung

Abstract: In a certain respect, modern medicine is marked by the rediscovery of psychosomatic medicine. While in medicine of the ancient world, the unity of body, soul and spirit was a basic self-evident truth, with psychoanalysis a timid renaissance of psychosomatic medicine began. Initially, this discipline only got a few crumbs from the table of the clinical pictures. Today, esoteric medicine ticks at an open door, at least in the case the persons concerned, by stating that all clinical pictures have without any exception a physical as well as a mental level. This is also true for cancer. Representatives of psycho-oncology more and more find mental patterns in their patients, which show a distinctive accordance in depth. What the radiologist Carl Simonton of traditional medicine and the internal specialist Wolf Büntig of the humanistic psychology discovered, corresponds largely to the findings of esoteric medicine, as they are reflected in a disease as the language of the soul. The mental pattern of normopathy, i.e. the structure which prevents the people concerned from risking something during their way of life and which therefore evokes the danger of cancer, corresponds to the physical cancer process. As it is the case with other clinical pictures, the body relieves the soul of the work. The cancer cell lives which would be the task of the cancer patient. Turning back, in the sense of healing, can be achieved especially in those cases, where patients manage to relieve their body of this task. This corresponds to the therapeutic experience, that patients, who experience the wonder of healing, which is timidly called spontaneous remission by physicians, are especially those, who place their own way in the focus of their life, after being shaken up by the diagnoses. Besides the parallel between mental development and physical cancer process, the relation to the society is revealed and cancer is described as an exemplary process which governs vast areas of our world from its structure.

Keyword(s): Krankheitsdeutung

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