The Gerson Miracle Page #10

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and place on our plates is so simple

yet profoundling hard to grasp,

by modern medicines modalities.

Quick simply the time is past in which we

can not take for granted the substances

that we swallow. The purity and soundness

of food is taking on a whole new meaning

and with every meal we are either

digging our own graves with a silver ware,

or ensuring a healthy and productive life

for not only us but our progeny.

The future of our children

today is a mystery,

and the future their children is

even more so.

Will they see the natural world and

the wild creatures therein

only as historical snapshots?

The perfect moment for

modern civilization is here.

Like the proverbial canary in the coal mine,

all wild creatures bare testament

to the health of our external metabolism,

our natural world, the environment.

For each of us eventually,

whether we are ready or not,

some day it will come to an end.

There will be no more sunrises,

no minutes, hours or days.

All things you collected

will be treasured or forgotten

or past to someone else.

Your wealth, fame and temporal power

will shrivel to irrelevance.

It will not matter what you owned or owed.

Your grudges, resentments, frustrations

and jealousies will finally disappear.

So too your hopes, ambitions,

plans and to do list will expire.

The wins and losses that once

seem so important will fade away.

It won't matter where you came from,

nor on what side of the tracks

you lived at the end.

Even your gender and skin color

will be irrelevant.

So what will matter?

How will the value of your days be measured?

What will matter is not what you bought,

but what you built.

Not what you got, but what you gave.

What will matter is not what you learned,

but what you taught.

What will matter is every

act of integrity, compassion,

courage or sacrifice that enriched, empowered

and encouraged others to emulate your example.

What will matter is not your competence,

but your character.

What will matter is not

how many people you knew,

but how many will feel a lasting

loss when you are gone.

What will matter is not your memories,

but the memories that live in

those who loved you.

What will matter is how long

you will be remembered,

by whom and for what.

A life lived significantly

is not one of circumstance,

as much as it was of unfailing dedication,

of choice.

A life that touched and cured

a dying and suffering humanity then and now.

When Dr. Gerson's first manuscript

for his book was nearly done,

he fell inexplicably ill.

On nursing himself back to health,

he found the manuscript missing.

Dr. Gerson released his secretary,

who had been caught

stealing his files, and passing them

to a rogue physician.

It took Dr. Gerson a full year to

reconstruct the manuscript

for his towering classic

"Cancer Therapy, Results of 50 cases. "

After finishing his book,

Dr. Gerson fell unexplainable ill again.

Before he died, he tested himself again

which confirmed that he had been

poisoned with arsenic.

If Dr. Gerson died of for the first time

he fell ill from poisoning,

he and his classic book would

have been buried forever.

FOREVER:

The Producers gratefully acknowledge

the kind cooperation of the

Gerson Institute.

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