William Shatner trusts in the universe
If you came in later, you would have been dead.’ Yeah, see? That’s my life“I think I have a vibration, which is what the universe apparently is — all vibration. This is nothing."Even at this point, I don’t believe I’m going to die.
- ▪If you came in later, you would have been dead.’ Yeah, see?
- ▪That’s my life“I think I have a vibration, which is what the universe apparently is — all vibration.
- ▪This is nothing."Even at this point, I don’t believe I’m going to die.
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| Publication time | Thu, 23 Jul 2026 15:08:30 GMT |
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Camera IconWilliam Shatner Credit: BANG - Entertainment NewsWilliam Shatner trusts in the universeBANG - Entertainment NewsBang Showbiz23 July 2026, 11:08pmCopy linkShare storyWilliam Shatner doesn't believe he is "going to die" because of his faith in the universe.The 95-year-old actor - who was diagnosed with metastatic malignant melanoma, a stage four cancer, in 2023 but given the all clear in 2024 - believes he has a "vibration" and tries to lead his life by always being aware of the "magic" of everything around him.He told People magazine: “‘They said, ‘You got cancer. If you came in later, you would have been dead.’ Yeah, see? That’s my life“I think I have a vibration, which is what the universe apparently is — all vibration.
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