Are we affecting our culture or is our culture affecting us? “Getting sick people well without drugs or surgery since 1895” at one time was our motto,as was “drugs are dumb whether pushed or prescribed”. How has that worked out for our profession and its culture?
Your physiological feelings are no indicator of how you are. They are just feelings at a moment in time and can change from moment to moment.
We cannot create a chiropractic community consciousness, without demonstrating the conflict between the ACA/mixer/OIBU model “when we have met the enemy and he is us.”
People taking precedence over principle serves neither in the long run.
It’s not money that is the root of all evil. It’s greed. The problem wirth many chiropractors is discerning between want and need.
The expression of principles can be interfered with. The law of gravity is an example. Holding an object in your hand interferes with it hitting the ground. They can be altered or changed. That’s what stepping on a scale does. Even the 33 principles does. (principles #11, 24. Yet theology(at least Judaeo Christian theology says … Read more
What’s the difference between the two?
Contradictions cannot exist in the philosophy of chiropractic. Is your thinking ADIO or outside-in?
The above subluxation analysis systems go by different names but whatever its called, it depends upon 4 Premises which are probably used by most chiropractors without even understanding what they are doing: 1. The innate intelligence of the body “hates” a vertebral subluxation-it is an insult to its proper function. 2. The innate intelligence of … Read more
Universal intelligence (ui) Innate intelligence-(ii), note the lack of capitalization limitations of matter (LOM)- perhaps the great principle to be understood after the above two. traditional straight chiropractic (TSC)- the idea of gaetting sick people well by only adjusting subluxations. objective straight chiropractic (OSC)-correcting vertebral subluxations to restore life, the expression of intelligence through the … Read more