"There is an aspect of experience such as [this] that runs coounter to the modern belief that real change requries robust effort. . . . [It] was an attitude of watching, waiting, silence, and emptiness--ways of being, not doing . . . . Many people who experience sudden breakthroughs in health frequently speal of an inner attitude of accepting the universe on its own terms--not dictating what ought or should happen--in spite of the dreadful circumstances they are enduring at the time. . . . This is not self-effacing, passive, giving-up stance; it is one of attunement and alignment with what they perceive to be the inherent rightness of all that is." Jeremy Hayward