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Spirit Point Healing A simple, natural way to be well, offering Acupuncture, Herbs, Supplements, and Zero Balancing
Rachel Sara Strass, MAc, LAc, Dipl Ac (NCCAOM), CZB 224-E Mayo Rd., Edgewater, MD 21037 410-570-2896 email Rachel
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Holistic Health The word 'holistic' means mind and body are treated as one. That is the basis of holistic health. In this paradigm, there is no way to affect the body without affecting the mind and the same is true in reverse. Literally, any time one aspect of a person is improved, other aspects are also improved. Everything is connected. As I remind all my patients, we know how we feel by sensing our body feelings. Joy is not felt in the mind alone. We feel our emotions in our body because we ARE our body. For this reason, when we feel better physically, we feel better mentally, and the other way around. Every treatment is head to toe, not just one thing.
The Nature of Posture The body is the mind is the body. When a person is practicing good posture anywhere in life, it will feel right. This includes muscles, emotions, thoughts, and feelings. If we remove pain and not the cause, the body will build the pain again. The body is always teaching us about ourself. After a treatment, the feeling of being in a harmonious state naturally encourages a better posture in all ways. It is a reminder of how it feels to be ourself.
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How Can I Use Holistic Healing?
Holistic healing can be used many ways. Relaxation, stress-management, and physical concerns are some reasons. And you can take it as deep as you want to go. With regular treatment, you can feel the difference on many levels. It reminds you that you are the one with the power to create your life.
The power of holistic healing is that it does not try to control nature, but works with the natural forces already in play. It is possible to move 1,000 lbs of weight with 2 oz. of effort, if the fulcrum is placed at the right spot. The massive forces of nature are impossible to control and difficult to predict. And the body is a microcosm of nature. There are rivers, mountains, valleys, rain storms, and every season in the body. We say we are in 'the springtime' of our life. And the song, "Cry Me a River" is a great blues standard. Analogies like these are everywhere in our language because they describe our reality. Holistic medicine works because it recognizes this and applies logic to this knowledge.
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