It is estimated that over 47 million people in the U.S. alone are living without health insurance. Ironically, those who do have healthcare coverage are often paralyzed by the exorbitant and prohibitive out of pocket expenses they are often required to cover themselves. Now more than ever, scores of people around the world are searching for alternatives to traditional medical care but it’s not only for financial reasons. Holism offers a wealth of options for people who believe that true health must include both a healthy body and a healthy mind. The goal of holistic health care is to incorporate wellness into the whole being, not just the body.
Keeping the Mind, Body & Spirit in Sync
Until recent years, the holistic approach was largely dismissed by mainstream society as nothing but a fad. Acknowledging the ineffectiveness of traditional medicine to completely deal with modern stressors and other health problems, holistic practitioners are now being sought out in record numbers. Holism incorporates a variety of healing practices than span many belief systems and centuries of wisdom from cultures around the globe. Aspects of Native American, Buddhist, Shamanistic and Kabbalistic healing as well as a wealth of other practices have proven to yield impressive results at a fraction of the cost of traditional medical treatments. The notable difference between the holistic approach and the more conventional methods is the focus on overall well being of the patient. In other words, when the mind, body and spirit of an individual are in sync, the health of the person – the whole being – will follow suit.
Finding the Perfect Holistic Solution
While there are thousands of holistic practitioners worldwide, it can be difficult, not to mention cost prohibitive to find one in or near your area. If you do find one in your chosen specialty, what assurance do you have that they are experienced enough to warrant your time and money? For that matter, how do you know if they are experienced at all and not just a scam artist trying to take advantage of your situation? You could talk to them, ask for references from past clients or read reviews, but thankfully now there is a much easier and lower cost way to find experts in any of several fields of holistic medicine and with this method, the experts join you in the privacy of your own home.
Benefits of Using DVD’s for Holistic Care
The Center for Healing Arts has found a cost effective way to meet the global community’s ever increasing demand for alternative therapies. It offers unprecedented access to spiritual teachers and healers in a wide range of healing arts specialties, carefully selected for their vast experience in their field of work through its DVD subscription series. When you register, you will receive a new full-length DVD session every other month to guide and direct you toward complete wellness of mind, body and spirit. Each session is recorded in such a way as to mimic a one-on-one personal session with your instructor.
One of the biggest benefits to a subscription program such as this is that you have the unique opportunity to learn and heal yourself in a comfortable and private setting, but that can present its own set of challenges as well. When people attend a seminar or retreat, they have the support of others who share their need and desire to better themselves for one reason or another. Because continued and ongoing support is often an important part of the healing process, The Center for Healing Arts has created an online support community. Within this forum, healers and seekers alike can come together to support each other and share their successes as well as their obstacles, all in a safe and nurturing environment of like-minded people.
The holistic approach to health care isn’t for everyone, but if you are “sick and tired of being sick and tired”, you owe it to yourself to find out what holism can do for you
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A Modern Nomadic/Homeless Lifestyle (by choice)?When I'm out of high school, I'm planning on becoming a nomad and wandering around everywhere, not having any home or real destination. Afterwords I might attend an art collage, but that's under question because I also want to write stories. Right now I'm going to modeling school so there's something else I might do in life. However, before I go to any college, I'm going to be a nomad. Here is my modern nomadic life survival plan so far:
Bring:
-travel toothbrush
-tweezers for plucking eyebrows… kinda unnecessary but whatever.
-travel toothpaste
-unusually warm blanket
-nail clippers
-mp3 player (charge it on laptop or outdoor electrical socket)
-mp3 player charger
-headphones big enough to be earmuffs
-scarf
-camera
-swimsuit
-mini battery powered fan
-one clean outfit
-backpack
-$100
-a pet rat
-small box of emergency tampons
-baggy of that powder laundry detergent
-small scrub brush
-watercolors
-paintbrush
-crayons
-laptop (or use library computers)
-travel size shampoo
-razor
-travel size shaving cream
-travel size body wash
-cell phone
-converse… :]
What to Wear:
-giant hoodie
-tank-top
-t-shirt
-baggy sweatpants
-shorts
-underpants
-bra
How to get around:
-Bicycle
-walking
-hitchhiking… find out the faces of dangerous people in the area as to lower chances of death
-bus
-train
To make money:
-make art and sell it
If a police man comes up to me and says I need a permit: say, "Oh, I'm sorry, I didn't know. Here's the money I made, (give it to him), I'll just go somewhere else."
-writing stories and selling them
Any more suggestions for how to earn money? Besides for begging…
What to learn:
-manipulation
-psychology
-how to sell things
Any other ideas for what to learn?
Food to buy:
-baguettes…….
I need food. I have no idea what kind of food to buy at grocery stores… something cheep, healthy and will keep me nourished. I'm not carrying the food around with me, either… I'm going to a grocery store, buy food, then consume it. Any suggestions as to what to buy?
Sleeping:
-find some natural source of insulation and use blanket as a pillow
-use blanket as blanket and who cares for a pillow. It's only one night.
-find someone who will let me spend the night at their house.
-insomnia. ;D
-dumpster
If it rains:
-dumpster
-any store
-anything with a roof
If it snows:
-dumpster
-kind stranger people who let me in their house
-tough it out
-make an igloo if there's enough snow
If the weather is too hot:
-stores
-a library
-kind stranger people who let me in their house
-use blanket to make shade and use mini fan… try to stay near civilization.
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About the Author:
Divne Pointer is a novelist and freelance writer with a special interest in holistic health and a fan of http://thecenterforhealingarts.com The Center for Healing Arts’ films on healing
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