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This marks the beginning of a series of Articles, each will be "A Holistic Look" at a specific disease, condition, person or situation.
This Article defines Holistic Medicine, what "A Holistic Look" means, how it helps to understand the problem and thus find possible solutions which may otherwise remain hidden.
This marks the beginning of a series of Articles, each will be "A Holistic Look" at a specific disease, condition, person or situation.
This Article defines Holistic Medicine, what "A Holistic Look" means, how it helps to understand the problem and thus find possible solutions which may otherwise remain hidden.
What is "A Holistic Look?"
I define "Holistic" as more of a "concept" which can be applied to any form of medicine or life situation. The Holistic Concept addresses ALL aspects of the person, problem or situation. Looking at a person in this Holistic way, we may identify what caused the problem at hand, peeling back the layers until we can't find anything more hidden underneath. In my practice, I've learned that 99.9% of the time, where it hurts is NEVER the same location which caused the problem. By treating only the area of pain, the problem seems to return again and again.
When looking at a person, we must see the WHOLE PERSON. We must consider their Mental body, Physical body, Emotional Body and Spiritual Body.
True Healing can only be attained when ALL FOUR sections of the body are
IN BALANCE. If one aspect is left out, the other three cannot maintain balance. I believe this is why there is so much chronic illness these days. Holistic Methods of Healing prove themselves time and again to hold ancient truths, pointing the way towards true healing!
At times, people have asked, "what do you see when you look at me?" They seem a little scared to hear the answer. I've heard, "Your Eyes... I feel like they look right through me, seeing all." Even a Native man, Anishinaabe from Northern Canada once told me, "You have Migizi (Eagle) Eyes."
What are Eagle Eyes? Eagles fly high up in the air, look down and see THE BIGGER PICTURE. If it is flooding, they can identify where the water broke through from that high vantage point. Their eyes are penetrating, able to look very deeply and SEE MORE. My Mother is a member of the Red Lake Band of Ojibwe Indians. Having Eagle Eyes makes sense, because I am Eagle Clan!
I'll use my Migizi (Eagle) Eyes... as we take A Holistic Look At...
various topics of your interest!
Now taking suggestions from Clients & Readers for topics to be covered within this series. Please leave your suggestions & questions in the comment section at the bottom of this page. I'll be starting with topics which have presented several times in my practice, the first topic will be looking at Bipolar Disorder.
I define "Holistic" as more of a "concept" which can be applied to any form of medicine or life situation. The Holistic Concept addresses ALL aspects of the person, problem or situation. Looking at a person in this Holistic way, we may identify what caused the problem at hand, peeling back the layers until we can't find anything more hidden underneath. In my practice, I've learned that 99.9% of the time, where it hurts is NEVER the same location which caused the problem. By treating only the area of pain, the problem seems to return again and again.
When looking at a person, we must see the WHOLE PERSON. We must consider their Mental body, Physical body, Emotional Body and Spiritual Body.
True Healing can only be attained when ALL FOUR sections of the body are
IN BALANCE. If one aspect is left out, the other three cannot maintain balance. I believe this is why there is so much chronic illness these days. Holistic Methods of Healing prove themselves time and again to hold ancient truths, pointing the way towards true healing!
At times, people have asked, "what do you see when you look at me?" They seem a little scared to hear the answer. I've heard, "Your Eyes... I feel like they look right through me, seeing all." Even a Native man, Anishinaabe from Northern Canada once told me, "You have Migizi (Eagle) Eyes."
What are Eagle Eyes? Eagles fly high up in the air, look down and see THE BIGGER PICTURE. If it is flooding, they can identify where the water broke through from that high vantage point. Their eyes are penetrating, able to look very deeply and SEE MORE. My Mother is a member of the Red Lake Band of Ojibwe Indians. Having Eagle Eyes makes sense, because I am Eagle Clan!
I'll use my Migizi (Eagle) Eyes... as we take A Holistic Look At...
various topics of your interest!
Now taking suggestions from Clients & Readers for topics to be covered within this series. Please leave your suggestions & questions in the comment section at the bottom of this page. I'll be starting with topics which have presented several times in my practice, the first topic will be looking at Bipolar Disorder.
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