Dr. Robert Gorter lectured again at San Francisco State University in the spring of 2020
by
Guru Brar
From February 13th through March 8th, 2020, Robert Gorter lectured again at San Francisco State University (SFSU).
Since 1984, Robert Gorter, MD, PhD, and Erik Peper, PhD, have been collaborating at San Francisco State University at Dr. Peper’s Department of Holistic Health. In 1983, Robert Gorter started working at the University of California San Francisco Medical School (UCSF) as an assistant professor at two departments at the same time: The Departments of Internal Medicine and Family and Community Medicine. In the meantime, due to his extensive medical experience in Europe and Africa, Dr. Gorter could do another residency (specialty training) in Medicine and in Family and Community Medicine.
Part of the Department of Medicine was the world-famous HIV/AIDS clinic “Ward 86” where only very few doctors and nurses wanted to work in fear of getting somehow infected. At that time, HIV was not discovered yet as the virus causing AIDS. Thus, there was great uncertainty in all fields and not many doctors were willing to take care of AIDS patients..
In 1984, Erik Peper and Robert Gorter joined a group with Dorothy Waddell, MD, who worked at San Francisco General Hospital (SFGH) and had started an ambulatory for complementary medicine which we joined. As part of the clinic for complementary medicine, Robert Gorter volunteered to apply acupuncture one morning per week at her clinic at SFGH.
Prof. Robert Gorter lecturing at SFSU till late at night
As a guest speaker and visiting professor, Prof. Elior Kinarthy from Vancouver, Canada, joined for a few days and lectured on the “Gorter Model” (www.gorter-model.org); first as a patient who underwent the program and then secondly, as a scientist, looking at the data and reporting on them. He whole-heartedly recommends the Gorter Model to essentially all cancer patients at all stages. Prof. Kinarthy also wrote a book on the Gorter Model under the Title “My Way.” Here, he describes first of all in detail how it was to undergo the complete treatment as an end stage patient and then, secondly, all the scientific data he could find in the scientific literature, supporting the Gorter Model approach to an effective and non-toxic cancer treatment.
Conquering Cancer my Way
The official 3-Unit Class HH650 was headed by Dr. Robert Gorter and supported by Erik Peper by being present at times and actively participate in some of the questions and discussions afterwards.
In addition, Robert Gorter was invited to talk a few times in the formal SFSU Spring 2020 lecture series for another ca. 30 students.
At one of these Spring Lecture Series, Prof. Elior Kinarthy talked about the Gorter Model and his complete remission for over 10 years from end stage prostate cancer. He described how it was to be a patient, undergoing the treatment protocol and once as a scientist, collecting extensive data on the various components of the “Gorter Model”
Towards the end of his lecture, Prof. Kinarthy thanked Prof. Gorter (“Uncle Bob”) that he saved his live for over 10 years by now and that the way his health is right now he expects another decennium to work and lecture around the world.
Robert Gorter lectured about 85% of the time but there were a few guest lecturers. Like Cynthia Hoven who is a therapeutic eurythmist and her husband who is a Bio-Dynamic farmer. Cynthia gave a practical session showing all call participants the principles of Eurhythmy.
Eurythmy is an expressive movement art originated by Rudolf Steiner in conjunction with Marie von Sivers in the early 20th century. Primarily a performance art, it is also used in education, especially in Waldorf schools, and – as part of anthroposophic medicine – for various therapeutic purposes.
From left to right: Dr. Sergio Velasquez, Harald and Cynthia Hoven and Dr. Robert Gorter
The word eurythmy stems from Greek roots meaning beautiful or harmonious rhythm.
Eurhythmy Class at San Francisco State University (SFSU)
Twelve hours of classes per day were tiring but the students got what they had hoped for and expected.
Main anthroposophical concepts were discussed and examples given:
- Three-fold and Four-Fold man
- Karma as a cosmic law which determines the outcome of all we think and do.
- Disease as the effects and workings of Karma to balance out the more negative deeds and feelings we did in previous incarnations
- The human biography with its septennials, karma and moon knots
- How Life-after-Death turns into Life-Before-Birth
- Viscum album (European mistletoe) as a major treatment of cancer
- Threefold Social Order
- To mention a few subjects
Eurhythmy performance of Ludwig van Beethoven’s Pathetique
Likely, Dr. Gorter will return in early October 2020 to lecture more…