Chiropractic Creed — stage 1

The Hoskins Chiropractic Creed:

• I believe that the body was created with the ability to heal itself.
• I believe that the body controls all operations through the nervous system.
• I believe that when the messages are interfered with, nothing good can happen.
• I believe these interferences happen daily, constantly, and can accumulate over time.
• I believe that Chiropractic is the ONLY way to detect and help the body remove these interferences on an on-going life-time basis.

Jan 31, 2013

It occurs to me…

The more we try to change someone, the more they resist.  This would include me trying to change me.

We must lead the way and let them follow at their own pace, in their own time.  We must be persistent in creating the environment for change, in provoding the ingredients for change and clear in giving the instructions for change.  They must chose if, when and how fast the process moves along.

This includes me trying to change me.

I must put myself in the right places, thinking the right thoughts, reading the right books, and hanging around the right people.  I must work hard at removing things, sights, situations, and people that sabotage the effort.  Then, when I am ready, I can change.

Wait…it just occurred to me…setting the stage for my changing IS the change I was hoping to achieve….interesting.

Spinal Column Radio #145 – fun stuff

http://spinalcolumnradio.com/2012/10/19/episode-145-dr-thomas-lamar-interviewed-on-rock-radio/

September 22, 2012 – chiropracTIC and chiropracTORs

it occurs to me that you may not know this –

Chiropractic:

• concerns itself mainly with the transfer of information from Innate through the nervous system to the body
• concerns itself with finding and assisting the body in removing interference in that communication
• concerns itself with allowing ‘innate’ intelligence in every living human to express itself fully as intended
• does NOT concern itself with pain, symptoms, diagnosis or treatment

Chiropractors:

• concern themselves with the client/patient/practice member
• concern themselves with compassion, empathy and dogged determination on behalf of their client
• choose to see the person in front of them as a person, working together as a whole, full of life that is in need of full expression
• choose vitality thinking – there is something there that makes the whole greater than the bag of parts
• choose wholistic thinking – that the whole is concerned with each part, and each part is concerned with the whole

September 21, 2012 – it’s been a while

It occurred to me last night,
Laying in my bed,
I haven’t written in a while
Thoughts travelling through my head.

It occurred to me this morning
A wonderful and glorious day,
I haven’t written in a while
Thoughts I am compelled to say.

It occurs to me right now
Writing in this style
I really ain’t no poet
And I haven’t written in a while.