Lectures by Claude Sabbah Saturday, February 26^th, 2000, La dépêche de Tahiti – pg. 47

THE BIOLOGICAL CONFLICT AND THE DISEASE

Resting at a friend’s house in Temae to recover from the jet lag, Claude Sabbah, who graduated from the Medical Universities at Paris and Marseille, will soon be giving a series of lectures. The first shall be held on Tuesday, February 29^th, on "the true meaning of diseases", and the second on Thursday, March 2^nd, on "the influence of biological conflicts in the individual health and group survival." Both lectures shall be held at the Sofitel Maeva Beach.

Ph.D. in Medicine, specialist in the biology of sports medicine, hydrology, and medical climatology, hyberbaric medicine, and CERBH (certificate of research in human biology), Claude Sabbah is chiefly a scientist and researcher, although it is the psychotherapist who emerges in this case. Indeed, he gave up his title of doctor for several years to dedicate himself to healing diseases through methods that arose as complements to conventional medicine.

Claude Sabbah does not reject conventional medicine: "When people get sick, they need to be diagnosed and treated. The efficacy of current treatments enables us to keep the sick person in a controlled status, even if the disease isn’t cured in some cases. Meanwhile, I work on the root of the problem with the patient, which is the biological conflict, the source of the disease." The founding principle behind Claude Sabbah’s work is to comprehend that the disease, whatever it may be, stems from biological conflicts. "This manifestation in the biological plane leads the brain to give rise to the disease through small "cassette tapes". As soon as the biological conflict is resolved, the disease fades and we observe healing. Sometimes this happens spontaneously, through processes triggered within ourselves. This is the case of some less significant diseases such as the common cold, angina, or other pains. As for other more serious diseases, the search for the scientific truth entails the need to find a gene at any cost and adopt a powerful treatment to fight the ill, since every disease has its "small cassette tape" and its internal biological conflict, which means that the brain is capable of turning the tide of the disease.

According to Claude Sabbah, the patient must become aware of this biological conflict that lies within him and is the source of his disease. "This awareness becomes the key to healing; thus, the patient must resolve the conflict. Oftentimes, he does not know he holds a conflict within. This is where I intervene. After discovering his conflict, I guide him so that he may solve the conflict."

Claude Sabbah has numerous testimonials of diseases that evolved positively, as well as some cases of total cures. "Some of these diseases are neurologically related, while others, such as cancer, and multiple sclerosis, etc., are much more serious. One must understand that all diseases are related to "cassettes" in the brain. Each foyer of neurons sends messages to each part of the body that it controls. This applies to neurology, as well as to mucous membranes, tumors, and paralyses. The brain controls everything. This also applies to the 39 different ways of developing AIDS."

When we ask Claude Sabbah whether he can heal extremely sick people, his answer is clear: "I do not heal anyone, I only give patients the keys, and they are the ones who heal or not. I repeat this in my seminars: if I had the power to heal someone who is extremely sick, which is precisely where the great therapists fail, I would have to be God, or at least a magician. I am merely a man who studied medicine. On the other hand, I can hand over very important keys to the patient, and if he makes good use of them, he can heal himself. The general practitioner, the doctor, and the therapist are masters of technique; the sick person is master of his own cure."

By our reporter JR.

Claude Sabbah clarifies with regard to this issue that he did not give up his title of Doctor,but rather withdrew temporarily from the Regional Medical Council of Bouche du Rhône, of the French National Medical Order, of which he depends, to dedicate his time to studying and teaching biology within his work: "the whole biology of living beings described in the form of natural stories comparing the three kingdoms: plant, animal, and human", and its practical application : "Biological Decoding".