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The Fabric of Health

Pain, Cancer, & Personal Relations

by John W. Cardano

Length 3 hours 39 minutes

Language English

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Summary
About the author

“Seekers of all types, but especially those exploring spirituality as a way to cope with illness and pain, will find his book an inspiring tool.”
- BlueInk Review

Severe health issues pushed Cardano to seek out and learn how alternative health systems offer approaches for improved health. In that journey, an understanding of how quality health depends on the choices we make to support personal harmony became clear.

Personal involvement with our health is important. Health professionals offer significant services, yet how we are with ourself has a powerful impact on health and recovery. We notice changes effecting our lives - social pressures, personal needs, even weather - change is a part of life. The way we respond can enhance health.

The Fabric of Health gently explains our multidimensional life, the value of intuitive input, breath, time, humor, and more.

Chronic pain and then late stage cancer both responded to personal choices directed towards harmony and an ease of being. This book may inspire you to relax into a new and powerful relationship with yourself.

Health Nonfiction

About John W. Cardano: Pain & Cancer set and kept John on a quest toward health. Our inner resources gift us with strength and nurturance. Mindful participation in our life allows powerful changes. An aware presence, combined with intentional behavior, makes a difference in creating a life we intend. Genetics confirms this. John also authored: Natural Relations, a picture book for relaxation and inspiration, with John’s impressions of our affinity with nature. Little Wild Horse Canyon, a picture book of high desert scenes with a poem celebrating relationships shared by wind and breath in shaping our world and life.