Active organization refers to principle No. 21, the mission of innate intelligence. While there is active organization on the atomic level (the motion of electrons), it is generally confined to the interaction of cells for the good of the entire organism. So it is not ordinarily used in referring to the expression of universal intelligence. … Read more
No one is born with an innate humility. There is no need for humility. Innate intelligence is perfect, as a principle Humility must be taught. It is an expression of the educated intelligence. Innate function on the contrary is selfish, only caring about self. A baby innately cries when he is hungry, tired or needs … Read more
OSC must be wiped out, be legislated against. As long as it exists, it tells the world what chiropractic is all about, what it should be about and gives both chiropractors and the public the opportunity to accept and utilize it.
It is not merely the amount or quality of the effort by the chiropractor, in giving the adjustic thrust that causes it to be a successful event. It is also the amount of the effort of the practice member’s innate intelligence. The only thing that determines that success is the quantity and quality of the … Read more
The greatest hindrance to understanding and applying chiropractic philosophy is the refusal to disregard previous ideas, paradigms, and thinking and look at the world in light of an ADIO viewpoint.
The root (the philosophy)is downward, the production (success) is upward and outward. The deeper the roots go, the greater the production.- Joe Strauss
The objective of chiropractic is the overall picture. The philosophy is a detailed description of the colors and objects, the different parts that make it up, give meaning to, purpose for, and define the picture. The objective is the forest, the philosophy, the trees. Want to have a different objective? Fine, just don’t call it … Read more
Mechanism and naturalism do not so much maintain that concepts like innate intelligence do not exist but that they need not exist.
After Gettysburg Lee took the blame and in so doing created a refuge for those officers under him. He could have offered some legitimate excuses, a. His right arm, Jackson, died a month before at Chancellorsville. b. His eyes, Stuart’s cavalry, was off gallivanting around Carlisle. c. He had a bad case of diarrhea. True. … Read more
We are only one generation away from extinction as a profession if the next generation of chiropractors have no understanding of chiropractic, at least not an understanding by virtue of their educational experience.