I found this little book in my library the other day- I was appreciating how amazing our cells are, noticing how they are always feeling the contrast as we do, and that, given our allowing, working to regain equilibrium. Our being in alignment- looking for better feeling thoughts- allows our bodies to do their work. My work over the years with hundreds of birthing women confirms what Ian Watson says below. My own journey to wellness confirms these thoughts. May they comfort you as well….
When we do something fully, one hundred percent, it is finished. A fruit that is fully ripened falls to the ground by itself.
The best midwife does nothing but catch the baby when the mother’s body is ready to release it.
The best homeopath does nothing but create the space within which a person remembers how to heal himself.
Ultimately, there is no such thing as cure. There is simply a self- healing process that has completed itself.- From “The Tao of Homeopathy” by Ian Watson
February 28, 2008 at 7:42 am
The ideology of Poetic Path came in the cyberspace as a group to facilitate poets, critics and readers to a deferent poetic theory. However, the theory is at a primary level of practices. We expect, by gradual practices the idea will inspire many poets, critics and readers to the finest domain of human visualization.
There are many synonymies for the word ‘Path’, like road, way, avenue, lane, street etceteras. It has special significant from the very beginning of human thoughts and ideas. Indian philosophy discussed on ‘Margo’ in explaining how to catapult yourself to the highest steps of the Path. Similarly Chinese philosopher Lao Tzu emphasized in choosing the Path of life called Tao. Even at the modern time skeptical thinker Bertrand Russell started his book ‘Road to Freedom’ quoting Lao Tzu.
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February 28, 2008 at 1:42 pm
How little doing is required in healing and wellness….