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Modern Medicine or Spiritual Healing
Health Profession Secret
| "There is not a single prescription drug
that is fit for human consumption." (the Journal of American
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and the health profession know this. Patients do not. Would people
be willing to use modern medicine if they thought the pharmaceuticals
they were prescribed could harm them? This is the dilemma facing the
medical profession, and also the reason why you, the (potential) patients
probably haven't heard this before.
So what are the alternatives?
The alternative is a whole new way of looking at health, treatment
and wellness. The alternative is Spiritual Healing. Look at the following:
Western medicine acknowledges that the human body generates and is
composed of energy, but since no one can fully explain how a human
being works, physicians have decided to retain a more measurable view
of physical health, one that they can prove.
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Spiritual Healing
Spiritual healing looks at the human being as an interconnected
system of energy that is greater than the sum of its parts.
It looks at you as a whole person. |
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Western Medicine
Western medicine looks at the body as interconnecting
pieces of physical matter. It focuses on fixing the parts
of a body like the components of a car, one by one. |
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Spiritual Healing and Eastern Medicine's Strengths
Eastern medicine has always been more esoteric in nature, more allied
to a spiritual view of the human energy system. So what exactly is
spiritual healing?
Spiritual Healing is not a single thing. It is a way of looking at
your health (and all aspects of your life) in an open and honest way,
identifying the energy paths within yourself and manipulating these
so you achieve 'health'.
You become your own source
of preventative medicine.
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Meditation techniques, herbal medicine, yoga, reflexology, acupuncture…the
list could go on...all form a doorway to the state of spiritual healing.
Each has an important place in Eastern medicine, focusing on the body's
energy systems as more important than its operation as a physical
machine.
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The convergence of Spiritual
Healing with Western Medicine
More and more these two healing concepts are finding common
ground. Acupuncture, chiropractic medicine and herbal medicine
have already found their way into our western culture.
While there is no need to turn our back on technology, the problem
is that we have come to rely on it too readily, often to the
exclusion of other, more rewarding ideas.
We need to take charge of our own health. A few minutes on a
daily basis may mean that you never have to experience surgery.
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