No. 10 - The Royal Family & Cancer
Let's take a closer look at the Royal Family and the latest cancer diagnoses to come to light for King Charles, Kate Middleton, and Sarah Ferguson. Turning to their bodygraphs, I share the way I analyze the intricacies of Health x Human Design. I also shed light on some peculiar discoveries I found in their sidereal charts while I was looking into their wellbeing.
In this InSight, I evaluate:
the risks involved for our nervous systems when living a high profile lifestyle
recognizing ways to nurture our own unique health needs
the importance of reconnecting to our body's natural intelligence
my guesses on the types of cancers the King and Kate may have based on their Designs
Vaness Henry: 0:03
It's Vaness Henry, you're listening to insights, my private podcast exclusively for community members like you. Here's my latest insight. I wanted to take a closer look at King Charles and and Kate Middleton's designs, because right now in the media we're learning a lot about their new cancer diagnosis and right away to me. That makes me go. What the heck is going on in the castle? What is going on in the monarchy?
Vaness Henry: 0:37
Now, this is not something that I typically follow very closely. However, I'm always very interested in what people are interested in what people are talking about. I get interested in that kind of thing and when I first heard King Charles went under some routine prostate check, I think was what it was they found something cancerous, but they were trying to assure us, you know, it's not a prostate cancer, but there is a cancer diagnosis. The monarchy, this family, is typically very secretive about any sort of ailments or disturbances within the family, because, if we think about this from a really like long-term structure, you wouldn't show a weakness because it could be really detrimental and damaging to your agenda. Let's say we think even back in times where maybe things like kings and queens was a little bit more prominent in the culture, you wouldn't want to reveal your weaknesses, so it makes sense to me why some of these things would be concealed. But also this is as somebody who's had cancer it's extremely upsetting and overwhelming, and it makes total sense that you would want to retreat and just be with family. Obviously, that would be incredibly challenging when you are so famous and have such the public eye on you. So I want to really begin by saying everything I'm saying needs to be fact-checked, because I'm not in this family, right? So I'm only learning what other people are learning.
Vaness Henry: 2:13
But I've been particularly curious about this because cancer has been popping up. So we know that King Charles has cancer. We've recently found out Kate Middleton has cancer and Sarah Ferguson, also known as Fergie, who's in the royal family, beat breast cancer and has also been diagnosed with malignant melanoma, which is a form of skin cancer. So we know cancer affects one in two people, and so it's obvious that people in this family would get sick. But it is curious, isn't it? The queen has recently died. There was all this drama with Harry and Megan. What the fuck is going on, right? So I want to begin with King Charles, because we don't know what type of cancer he has, but maybe it will come out, but could we make some informed decisions just for the sake? Or informed opinions, maybe just for the sake of learning the sake, or informed opinions, maybe just for the sake of learning.
Vaness Henry: 3:07
So when we look at the King's design, he's born November 14th 1948, at nine 14, because he's this like really prominent kind of public figure, we do have a very specific, accurate birth time for him. He pulls up as a four, six pure generator. So he is off the roof. That's really important. He's a mountains environment so as soon as I see that, it's like, okay, this sort of Royal lifestyle, elevated lifestyle, that really makes sense here. What I thought was interesting was he was indirect inner vision. So you, this guy's got a kinky side. I'm just going to put it out there. Okay, I don't know if that adds any value to anything we're saying, but he does. Anybody I've seen with this configuration has that.
Vaness Henry: 3:50
Let's think about his life. There were some dramas in his life, in his first life phase when he kind of was going on the roof all around princess Diana. Now princess Diana has passed away. We don't really know the ins and outs of that story. There's tons of secrecy around that family, although there's lots of conspiracy theories and of course Diana's children, prince William and Harry, really obviously have opinions about what happened to their mom. Harry has spoke pretty publicly about he watched what happened to his mom, how the media kind of destroyed her and the lies and everything that was in the family, and he did not want to subject his wife to that same type of experience. So we're learning that there are key women who come into this family who say there's some very toxic things going on and then the ones who are not speaking up are getting sick. Okay, that's very interesting.
Vaness Henry: 4:46
King Charles is very defined. He has lots of definition. He has a totally open head and an undefined solar plexus. So if we're following this inquiry around cancer, following the openness in the design, whether that is through a series of open channels and gates or an open center, there's somewhat of a vulnerability that we can see when I'm looking at the biological correlations of the root which he has defined. That's where we find our prostate health, that's where we find the adrenal glands and so typically if there are issues with the prostate, we might look to the root.
Vaness Henry: 5:23
I want to draw your attention to the undefined solar plexus, though the undefined solar plexus is obviously about emotions and perhaps having a hard time digesting certain emotions. This can point to kidney issues or even, you know, even colon or something could be going on there. So they have informed us. The King does not have prostate cancer. He might, like he might. So let's just take that with a grain of salt. They might be protecting him and he might. And I would be looking right away at the solar plexus, it pushing down and causing this pressure toward the prostate area. But I don't think that it's going to be that well, we might never know and this might be hearsay, but I would look more towards what the emotional solar plexus governs. This is prostate, but it's also pancreas, it's also kidneys, it's also the nervous system. So to me I was like I wonder if it's pancreas, I wonder if it's kidney, I wonder if it's colon, you know, or is it prostate?
Vaness Henry: 6:27
But it's just very interesting where we see the openness in his design. The only activation in his solar plexus is the 49, which reaches toward the root, but it's unconscious and the other activations in his root are also unconscious. So when we look at where the other places that he's open, he has a totally open head center. So he is somewhat designed to mirror the belief system or even the inspiration, ideas, faith of his environment. So you could really see how he would be potentially groomed into being who he is. You know, he can have thoughts planted right in there that might really really shape him. But let's just say during his roof process he didn't do all the digesting and processing that he needed to do about his life. That could be hard for him in his third life phase when he comes off the roof.
Vaness Henry: 7:24
I had this sense that you know, when his mother died, that might've had a real. She might've been some key kind of glue that kept things together. And now you know, what do I believe in, what do I do? This undefined head could really spiral and the emotions, the emotions are open and so there could be intense feelings. This is the death of a mother, you know, but there was a lot of drama with his son, his youngest son, and the royal family was really positioned as these racists and they were involved in sexual scandals. There was just so much drama.
Vaness Henry: 7:57
That I want to offer is beneath the king. He's a mountains person, he has an elevated perspective, lifestyle, but interestingly he is a view of survival, so he wants it to last. I'm seeing that he might be quite strict or regimented in how he likes things done at his level on his way. We got to keep things going. The survival of the family this is very important, but he's also judgment sense. So when we look at guilt okay, sorry, well, excuse me we look at his motivation variable, he's guilt motivation with an internal sense of judgment. This is something I see a lot and I want to be a little bit louder about it.
Vaness Henry: 8:45
When people have judgment sense and they are not casting their judgments about something, if they've gone through something once and twice and third and over and over, and they reach this point where it's time to cast their judgment about how they feel about whatever transpired, about how they feel about whatever transpired. If they do not do that, there is a significant pattern that illness comes to through the body. So it's like I'm not, I'm biting my tongue, I'm not saying what I want to say, I'm not being true to myself. Something breaks down in the body. It's like they go septic. They haven't cast that judgment out of the body, so it stays within the body, which brings me back to the solar plexus.
Vaness Henry: 9:26
This is about being able to digest something. We see a lot of digestion issues in the undefined solar plexus. That's where the ailments are connected to, not the sacral. The sacral isn't really the stomach. In that way, the ego connects to the stomach and the G center will connect to the stomach as well. The sacral is a little bit more reproductive area, you know, or we could even look at the colon there for sure. But when we're talking about digestion and being able to pull nutrients out of our our into our, pull nutrients out of whatever it is we're consuming, we look at the solar plexus, we look at the biological correlation in the solar plexus.
Vaness Henry: 10:06
It made me wonder if there were things that he just could not digest, if there were things going on, or secrets going on, or opinions or something again, we may never know, but it was. If he couldn't break it down, he couldn't actually digest it and consume it, or not. I guess not consume it, but he couldn't, he couldn't digest it. And you know, if we look at this just really vulnerably, what if this person is not able to digest the passing of his mom? He has lived 75 years of his life as a Prince. That means there was someone else who was quote unquote ruling. And when we think about assimilation, this is the process of taking in and fully understanding information and ideas. It's the absorption and integration of people, ideas, culture into a wider society or culture. So if there are issues there, that's it's suddenly interesting.
Vaness Henry: 11:01
This is about the absorption and digestion of food or nutrients by the body or any biological system. So if he can't handle the fact that his mom died and he's now going to be king because he's lived 75 years of his life as a prince, he is an old man now. Is he fit for that role? Maybe he actually can't. We're not all equipped and set up to do that. This might've been a different thing, let's say, if he was 50 and all of a sudden moved into that role. But he's 75 now, he's an old man now, and so it's just interesting in that it could his mom passing and him having to kind of rise to that position. He just might not be suited and it he just might not be able to handle it Now. I know that that might make people feel a lot of ways. So again, I'm just kind of saying this to open our minds up and consider things. But that is something that that's really where my mind goes.
Vaness Henry: 11:57
I want to segue now to Kate Middleton, because this is where things get really interesting. So I was watching the King behind the scenes for some time when that diagnosis was revealed. Even though a full diagnosis wasn't revealed, only Sarah Ferguson has said that she had breast cancer and now malignant melanoma. The other two members in the Royal family that we're talking about, king Charles and Kate Middleton, haven't publicly revealed what type of cancer they have, only that they have cancer.
Vaness Henry: 12:24
When we pull up Kate Middleton's chart, she's born January 9th 1982. We do not have an accurate birth time. We have her born at 1900 hours. So zero, zero on the end. So we can't really look at any of the tones in her design and the colors are somewhat questionable. So in her determination variable she's a sixth tone. That means it's too risky. We don't know what the color actually is because that could flip to a first tone and change her color. When we look at her motivation variable, there's a first tone. So again, that could flip to a six and change her color. And the same thing is happening over in the perspective variable. But when we look at her environment it's pulling up as a kitchen's person with a fourth tone. Now we know she's not likely a fourth tone, but if that were to change to a five or a six or a three or a two or a one, it's right in the middle, so there's not a big chance that the color is going to flip and change. So it's the most reliable out of all her variable.
Vaness Henry: 13:27
We're not going to look at that too too deeply because again, we can't. We have a, we have a rounded birth time. So in that case we want to look at Kate's openness. She's a different design than King Charles. She has an undefined head like him. She has a defined Ajna like him. She has a defined throat like him. She has a defined sacral and root and spleen like him. But she has a totally open G center, a totally open solar plexus and undefined heart.
Vaness Henry: 13:56
Now, in her case she revealed that she went for like a routine kind of checkup or something, or I'm not sure, but she had some type of abdominal surgery that she needed to recover from. I noticed a lot of people were like a lot of the speculation was around um, like if she had like cervical cancer or uterine, like something with the reproductive area, which is totally possible. However, I was just kind of thinking. I was seeing different things. They mentioned she mentioned in her Instagram post she had to. She did a post where she publicly spoke on behalf of herself and what she was experiencing, so I think it's very reliable.
Vaness Henry: 14:40
And she mentioned she was doing a course of preventative chemo. This isn't really a thing. However, there are certain types of chemos that are used in breast cancer, where they sometimes use that language even though it's misleading, and in some reproductive cancers as well. So I was like, okay, we see, she has like open chest centers. I guess it's possible, but it would be strange that they would find that in an abdominal routine, you know.
Vaness Henry: 15:10
So my first sense is that that might've been said like preventative chemo, might've been said just to like calm the people, you know, but it's not really a thing. But although I know what they're kind of alluding to, but it does make me just go back to the G center and the G centers biological correlations of the liver, which I have some pings around that for some reason for her, not sure why and blood, and when I had my experience with Hodgkin's lymphoma it's a blood cancer and my tumor was in my G center and when we're looking at where the lymph nodes are in the body, you know, think about the armpits or the neck, but even like the groin area near the kind of in the abdomen. I was wondering, if you know, I wonder if this could end up being something like lymphoma or a blood cancer and they're just accessing it in this kind of curious way. She would fit the age for that. But again, that's coming on a huge bias from me because that was the cancer I experienced. So I'm like looking through that lens, if that makes sense.
Vaness Henry: 16:11
But I was looking again, like the King, at the solar plexus. She has a mirror solar plexus. It's totally open. It's not like the Kings, it's totally open. So that's very interesting because she's now designed to sort of reflect the emotional environment around her. Now she was positioned. There was some books that came out where she was positioned as like the ultimate racist in the Royal family, like can you imagine this? Can you imagine that, placed on you, her profile pulls up as a five one, although we don't know if that's accurate, but can you imagine that?
Vaness Henry: 16:48
And then having to digest that she has had kind of repetitive analysis on her weight and that she's anorexic or too thin, et cetera, et cetera. But once again I look at the digestion, assimilation issues, the assimilation issues. I can't digest this information or this lifestyle or whatever, this news or whatever that it could start to seem like she's malnourished or she's not able to get the type of nutrients that she needs from whatever she's experiencing, whether that's food or whether that's an experience in the environment. I was thinking same thing as the king kidneys, pancreas or colon, based on where she's open. Now she has an undefined heart so she might be wheeled into things she doesn't want to do. She has a totally open G center that's like a mirror center, just like her solar plexus, so she reflects and mirrors the identity of the royal family. Of course she's like well-suited in that way, but if there are some secrets or some dramas or some things going on behind the scenes that she can't digest, I could see that this could potentially lead to issues where we're finding them. Here's where things get weird.
Vaness Henry: 18:06
I'm somebody who really likes to reference tropical human design. The system that I use is tropical. There has been a lot of talk around sidereal and some of these other systems. A few years ago, when Genetic Matrix first introduced these different systems onto their platform, there was chaos in the human design community. Where what is this, oh my gosh. And I found that people who came from an astrology background weren't really rattled by this because they were used to sidereal or Vedic astrology. There were other systems Placidus, whole house so it made sense. But there were some intense opinions that would come out of that. And now I just want to say I subscribe to tropical. That's where I do all my calculations, that's where I do all my studies.
Vaness Henry: 18:57
But I love the theories that come out of people who use sidereal. I've heard there's, there's this brilliant minds that I highly respect and they say well, what about this, what about that? And I like to take everything in. For example, there was this one theory that I heard from a fellow roof person where they were like what if you know, when you come off the roof and you have gone through those life phases where then you live out as your sidereal chart? Or what if? You're? Another mind said what if your sidereal was? Once you kind of embody that passenger consciousness or go through all this deconditioning, maybe you revert or you transmute into your sidereal chart? There's so many opinions. Basically is what I'm saying. I think everything is interesting, I will listen to everything, but I use tropical.
Vaness Henry: 19:48
I'm giving all this context because I don't know what happened, but I decided to look at Kate Middleton's sidereal chart and King Charles sidereal chart. Siderial chart. And King Charles all of a sudden has Kate Middleton's design. What he all of a sudden has her design Totally open head, defined Ajna, defined throat, defined spleen, defined sit, girl defined root, totally open, g center, undefined heart and undefined solar plexus. That's weird. Whenever I see something and it's weird, I just stop, you know. Hmm, that's a little weird. And when I look at Kate Middleton's sidereal design, she's very defined, except she now has a defined head, ajna, throat, g center, sacral spleen and root, but she still has an undefined heart and undefined solar plexus. She looks visually closer to the King's design. What's going on here? What is that?
Vaness Henry: 20:48
I typically will look at the tropical chart, but I can't help but admit it's very weird when you look at their sidereal charts and see that they basically look like each other. What's going on with those two specifically? That's weird To me. All this points to is there is something going on within the royal family that is maybe up for evaluation If they're getting sick in this way and they have similarities in their design. I would be very interested to find out what their actual cancers are. Again, we might not ever know that, but based on where they are open in their centers and their channels. I don't necessarily think it's prostate cancer or cervical cancer or something like that, but there seems to be this pattern of we cannot digest something, we cannot assimilate something that we've taken in.
Vaness Henry: 21:40
So who knows what has been going on behind the scenes? You know who knows what has been happening, and I'm sure these people in our world have access to the greatest care possible. You know, I'm sure they do. And yet I can't help but have some little weird feelings around. King Charles has just become King. You know his mom lived this long life. She died in her sleep. Is he only going to be King for a couple of years? And then the kids have to take over the next generation. Suddenly we have this very young King and queen. Who knows, we don't know, but it could be devastating to find that out Right, and who knows how the rest of the family would handle that? But there could be so many secrets going on behind the scenes that certain family members can't handle that and that could be anything.
Vaness Henry: 22:26
Let's say, let's say King Charles was devastated to find out one of his sons did something that he was just so. He couldn't stand by and he just couldn't. He just couldn't break it down. He couldn't think of Harry leaving. For real he might not be able. King Charles might not be able to have handled that. It might've done a really significant blow. Now we don't want to blame Harry and say you gave your dad cancer, but we just want to understand what the human body does when it experiences its own unique trauma.
Vaness Henry: 22:51
Where, for the King, he wants things to be secure. He's got a survival view, like he's got a first tone in his mountain. He likes that sense of security. He likes things a certain way and there's this elevated royal atmosphere around him where something in that changes. He might not be able to handle it Like he might not be able to assimilate into that new lifestyle, let's say, with his son not there, or with his mom not there, or just becoming King, he might not be able to literally handle that. Interesting, something interesting to think about.
Vaness Henry: 23:25
And when we flip back to Kate, with the only variable that we know is being kitchens if that's true, her community is so important. So if we consider the royal family, her community, and there's a breakdown in that community, suddenly her environment, it's not really supportive of her. She needs to go flee to the shore. She needs to go away, which she was doing. The public was trying to find her. Where is she? There was all these things that came up. He's cheating on her. She's getting a tummy tuck. She's this, she's that like everything Can you imagine you're enduring. You just found out, you have this cancer diagnosis and this is what the world is saying about you. That's why I do think that she's likely a fifth line profile. But the breakdown of her community would be particularly hard on her.
Vaness Henry: 24:08
Now, if we see that totally open solar plexus, totally open G center, think of the nervous trauma that could come from things like social media and the public eye, the public eye on her and scrutinizing her. She might not be able to handle that. It might be too hard on her. Or let's say, like there could have been something that went on with her and the King. I don't know, something's weird there for sure, but I don't know what it is. But it seems interesting that the queen has recently passed away. One of the sons has left the monarchy and really distanced himself and he's been making public statements about the treatment and the things that happen among the royal family. That might be a crazy blow to people like Kate or people like the king, like it might be too much for them to handle.
Vaness Henry: 24:56
This was somebody who was my safe person, or this somebody who was in my community, or this doesn't meet the values that I wanted. And yet we can see that people like Harry and Megan were being mistreated and they needed to kind of separate themselves and make their own lifestyle. It was right for them, you know, but there could be this breakdown among the family that is harder on other family members than others. Now, I've spoke about this before but I feel that fame is a trauma and there are different extremes to that trauma. But it's safe to say that the royal family is under particularly large public eye. If you go to, you know where they're from. People really adore them there. It's like they feel like they have personal relationship with the Royal family. It's not so much like that where I'm from in North America, but I can kind of appreciate that.
Vaness Henry: 25:49
And when I look at Kate Middleton's chart and I see the undefined, the undefined heart and the mirror solar plexus and mirror G center. I I personally feel she was a little bit bullied to, having bullied by us, the public. Not like a distinction I want to make the British media you know we are quick to like point fingers at them, but actually what I saw was podcasts about where she is popping up. You know what I mean. Like all this content online from us, the people, us the people, the social media, making our projections and perceptions. Not like of course, we would go blame the British media Right and not self-reflect on what we've done. Like there's literally a podcast the name is escaping me right now that has blown up, has hundreds of thousands of followers on their Instagram now because they were just trying to figure out what happened to Kate Middleton.
Vaness Henry: 26:40
Like where was she? She was fleeing to the shore. It's not sustainable, right, but if we think about that undefined ego and all the things being said about her, it was as if she was bullied and had to go make a statement just to shut us up. You know and I can't express enough how incredibly hard that must have been for her to do and the fact that she was like I needed time to explain this to my young children. I saw myself in that story, remembering how my parents sat me and my sister down trying to explain to us what was happening to my dad, like it's so devastating and private. I can't imagine having the entire world looking at me or questioning my relationship and whether my husband cheated on me or whatever. I felt that she was a little bit bullied by us, that she had to go make a statement during this vulnerable time and I felt like I was seeing the mirror of the solar plexus, like her nerves could be shot from that and that is so not what she needs right now. And if she is a kitchen's person, she really needs her community to be there in supporting her and encouraging her.
Vaness Henry: 27:48
Now, if there's a breakdown in her core community within the Royal family, that's an issue. But as the public, you know we have a lot of power and you know building our awareness on cancer and how to talk to our kids about cancer and how to talk to our kids about cancer and how to talk to our spouses about it and how to take care of ourselves. You know we're going to see, I think, a big increase in awareness around that. April, of course, is cancer awareness month. Now we've got this cancer in the Royal family. I think we're going to be talking a lot about it just to close and look at Sarah Ferguson, aka Fergie's chart, as the one three peer generator. Also, we have a very specific birth time October 15th 1959 at nine oh, three. Again, she's this person in the public eye and this Royal family, so we can get really specific details on her birth.
Vaness Henry: 28:36
She's got that pipe design where she's got the undefined head but a defined Ajna throat, g center and sacral. So it's straight down the middle. She has a totally open route how interesting. So immense pressure. And she's got an undefined heart and the, the awareness centers, are also undefined. I can appreciate that without visually looking at what I'm saying, this might be kind of hard to take in if you're not that type of learner. But when we hear that she had breast cancer, I immediately look at the chest. So I'm looking at the G center and the, the ego. Those are also connected to the stomach right, like we're looking really at that abdomen core kind of area. And sure enough, she has a lot of openness around one side of her G center, the left side and where her heart is. So I would have predicted that the breast cancer was likely on that side. I didn't do any further investigation to see if that's true.
Vaness Henry: 29:28
And then this latest thing that she has skin cancer, malignant melanoma. Anytime you're diagnosed with cancer you are immediately at risk about 50% increase for really all other cancers. As soon as you have chemotherapy and radiation and you have this sort of breakdown to your system, your system is vulnerable to grow back and regenerate its cells differently. And so I remember when I was going through my treatment for lymphoma they were saying you're at risk for all these other cancers but because your dad had malignant melanoma, which was a skin cancer, you're a higher risk 70 to 80% of getting skin cancer in your life. So for me I went and had my moles removed on my body because that's what how my dad's cancer formed, and I became really adept at sun health, just taking care of yourself when you were in those type of rays, those type of UV rays, for example.
Vaness Henry: 30:21
People stock up on like sunscreen. But sunscreen expires and it expires often like a year or two after you buy it and what happens is the chemicals that are in the sunscreen revert and suddenly, if you wear that when you're out in the sun, you will get like a chemical burn when the sun comes on you, and so you get. You see these people getting these really extreme burns. So, if I may, I used to teach sun safety to kids just by one thing of sunscreen each year, if that's, if you're into that, which I highly recommend you should be. But look at the expiration date. Don't just tuck it under your sink and leave it there for years, because it's not safe for you to wear it and put on after.
Vaness Henry: 31:01
Anyway, long-winded way of talking about skin cancer, but Sarah Ferguson has had this second cancer. So this is common. Once you have first cancer, it's common that you are at risk for other cancers, not all the time, of course, but it is more interesting to look at the original cancer diagnosis before looking at the second one. Now, when we're looking at the second one, there's a skin cancer, you know right away. Then I'm looking for a feeling or a touch sense somewhere in the body. These are the most evolved senses that we can have and I've seen this in both touch and in feeling, depending on whether it is in the cognition or it's in the environment sense. And for Fergie, she's got feeling in her environment, so there is a chance that the lifestyle she has or something that she's doing in her life, it's like she's itching to get out of it, like she can't handle it, and it's it comes through the skin, which we can see in the evolved tones of the design.
Vaness Henry: 31:59
So, all this to say, there's definitely something going on in the castle, there's something going on with the royal family, where I would suspect there are secrets or stories or values that are competing and conflicting in some way and there may have been traumas behind closed doors. Even just imagine the scrutiny of that type of lifestyle right Like that must be challenging on the nervous system, and it would make sense that people in this family have issues there. Sarah Ferguson also has a totally open solar plexus, so the biggest pattern that I'm seeing in this family, whether they are biologically related or not, is the people with these undefined solar plexuses are having perhaps different experiences. They're maybe very sensitive. There may be things going on in the family that they can't handle, they can't digest, that they can't assimilate that into their life, and it might be putting pressure on certain organs could be their kidneys, could be the prostate, could be their pancreas, could be the colon. It's going to be that kind of area.
Vaness Henry: 33:04
And when we look at Fergie and we see that she had a breast cancer, with the ego being undefined to me, that is saying forced to do things or held accountable or responsible or doing things you don't want to do. I don't want to do that but you have to and you're stuck there and you keep being there you're taking. Breast cancer is often you know you're taking care of somebody that you don't have the capacity to be taking care of them. We can kind of see that a lot. But then skin cancer is something else entirely. Right that it's now mutated into something else. But recurring cancer is, you know, something to be looked at because it's very upsetting and disturbing and dysregulating to the person who's diagnosed with that. So we want to always be as gracious and compassionate as possible, obviously. And yet I hope this is like a really strong example of looking at the relationships we have with each other when those are not well or they're not healthy or they're not aligned anymore.
Vaness Henry: 34:02
Sometimes to stay in those strict things that aren't for us can really wreck havoc on the body and we're not all equally sensitive. Some of us are sensitive to certain things more than others. That's why it's so valuable to recognize, let's say, the uniqueness in your child and what's special about them, rather than putting what works for you onto your child because that's what your parents did, that's what their parents did. We're that kind of family, that's how we do it. That might not be what is the best for your child in this case, because that child then grows up with a confused system and doesn't know what they resonate to, what feels good for them. It can be very hard for them to be embodied because they missed a basic training on how their body and mind or personality functions, and so we can see that then there's a weaker system. It's a vulnerable system that goes out into the world and tries to engage with reality, but there are things there that are more challenging for them than others. For example, I'm very sound sensitive, but somebody next to me might not be so. They might be like who cares? Let's let it play, let that music play, and it's like for me, no, I literally can't. It's like I can't think they're not sensitive, but I am. So to them it doesn't matter, but to me it does. So different things matter to us, and when we look, we're looking at the Royal family.
Vaness Henry: 35:21
Some things that might have happened to this family could have affected family members differently.
Vaness Henry: 35:26
I would suspect that if they choose to reveal their diagnosis that they have, we will find out that the King either has something with his prostate or his kidneys, pancreas and potentially colon. I just can't, I just can't quite get away from that one. And then also with Kate, they're saying we might suspect something with her cervix or with the uterine, your uterus, you know anything in the reproductive area. But also let's be aware of where she's open and what we're looking at, and that there's vulnerability also in the kidneys and pancreas and the colon area. So maybe in the future they will reveal what cancers they had, sort of the way Sarah Ferguson did, or maybe they won't, and that's their right. But what I really hope this does is shows us there's another way to be looking at our diseases. If something seems weird, maybe we can get curious on it and just look with another eye, because who knows what we might see if we do that.
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