CAN YOU RELATE TO THESE COMMON STRUGGLES?
Overwhelming
Maybe you’re so overwhelmed after your cancer diagnosis, you only leave your house for Dr.’s appointments, scans, or tests. Anything else is too much.
Confused
Maybe you find yourself so consumed with thoughts like, “Will I die soon? Will the cancer come back? How will my spouse and family manage? that you just don’t know how to cope.
Hopelessness
Maybe feelings of sadness and hopelessness have become a way of life. Too often you find yourself hiding in the shower to cry so your family won’t see you.
Hi, I’m Roy
Now living 7 years with stage IV cancer
In 2016 I was diagnosed with stage IV prostate cancer and my experience has been cathartic. Recasting my values and principles, making me more compassionate, emphatic and an overall better person. Simply by using peace as a coping mechanism and thus living deliberately in Peace.
My Make a Wish, Wish, is to share my message with others needing more hope, purpose, and peace in their life.
For more info about me check out my website at https://www.royutley.com.
Peace is the natural state of an enlightened being
The secret of my success
The Art of Peace
The Art of Peace – The ‘Art of Peace’ is an art work that I created that illustrates the philosophical, scientific, and aesthetic principles of peace and conflict. It is an artwork fashioned as a digital logic circuit with truth table and all. It encompasses the primary facets of an individuals worldview with a path to peace. It is used to focus on the obstacles on their path to peace.
About us
Using Peace as a Coping Mechanism
When I was diagnosed with stage IV cancer I knew imminently that when I die I want to die in Peace and I reasoned to die in Peace I needed to live in Peace. I knew I needed a plan so I started thinking of my well-being and quality of life as a system and after a few years of experimentation I created this program based on my epiphany that when your mind, body, and spirit were in harmony with what you say, think and do you, there will be hope, purpose and Peace.
The trauma of a cancer journey can alter your values and priorities. This program can help you to adjust to your new normal so that you can move forward, focusing on your health, manage the impact on your family, and learn to embrace the new you.
If you need more hope, purpose and Peace in your life our course might be just what the doctor ordered. Isn’t it time to make it happen? (don’t) You deserve it!
It can be different
Just imagine
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Imagine sitting in the waiting room, calmly sipping coco without stress or anxiety as you wait for your chemo appointment.Job Title
Opportunities
Imagine leaving your house for a doctor’s appointment feeling great because you’re going go-karting afterwards with some pals. You can’t wait to climb in the lead car, take off like a shot, and holler, “Eat my dust!”
Live in Peace
As you sit quietly in your home at the end of the day and reflect on the journey ahead, you’re filled with a sense of peace because you know you have the skills to deal with whatever obstacles that stand in your path.
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Workshop: Build your own Peace Plan
My Peace Plan is a value driven, approach to coping with Peace using a holistic model of peace that I have personally hand crafted in three segments.
- The objective signs of suffering. Mindset – addressing the objective signs of your suffering. Specifically consciousness and human nature.
- The subjective signs of suffering. Awareness – addressing the subjective symptoms of your stress and suffering, Specifically self awareness and moral awareness
- The harmony of the objective and subjective. Peace – harmony, between the objective with the subjective, between the signs and the symptoms. Specifically what you say, think, and do and then what you see, do and teach.
Peace Audit/Assessment
It is common in the cancer world to hear about the stage of someones caner. What you don’t hear about is that persons coping mode and each one requires a different approach. Similar to the 5 stages of grief there are 6 coping phases/stages.
In my cancer journey I have seen and personnel gone through 6 coping modes. Here you can determine where you are in your journey and where you would like to be.
Our Team
Roy Utley
Founder
Jacob Utley
Creative Director
Peg Allen
Outreach
Joel Dixon
Illustrator
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*Disclaimer : Nothing here is to be intended to provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. It is informational and educational based on procedures and methods that have helped me coping with cancer and finding Peace.