Creeping Along On The Freeway Of Life? (Part 2)
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Last month I pondered the rapid passage of our lives with Paul McCartney as my star of reference. As thoughts of this nature have continued to percolate through my brain, I look around at the people traveling this Earth journey with me.
I don't live inside the minds of others but it appears to me that many are acting casual as though this lifetime lasts forever. The offer of a lifetime warranty with some purchases seems synonymous with eternity.
We get caught up in the repeating cycles of seasons and lulled into partial wakefulness by the routines of life. There doesn't seem to be any urgency. A Spanish proverb says that "Tomorrow is often the busiest day of the week."
The clock, which ticks away the heartbeats of our lives, is racing down the road but we often seem to be caught in stop and go traffic when it comes to the progress of our growth, health, and joy.
We seem to be creeping along on the freeway of life! How about you?
According to Woodrow Wilson, "You are not here merely to make a living. You are here in order to enable the world to live more amply, with greater vision, with a finer spirit of hope and achievement. You are here to enrich the world, and you impoverish yourself if you forget the errand."
If you allow your health to spiral downward ever so subtly until crisis arrests your attention, how will your ability to discharge the responsibility President Wilson referred to be diminished?
I still find myself amazed, even after 22 years in practice, at the level of both denial and toleration in my fellow human beings regarding their health needs. This week my staff and I had a booth at the Women's Network evening trade show which was interestingly titled "It's a Jungle Out There." Danger and potential threat are indeed everywhere.
We had our computerized diagnostic equipment and we were offering an opportunity for attendees to have a brief nervous system stress assessment. We dialogued with them regarding their symptoms and health concerns and related those to the computer findings.
Most people have pain or other symptoms of functional decline and health loss. Many are taking medication to control them and many are dedicating their efforts to ignoring the warnings. The pain is an indicator that their cumulative collisions with the people and circumstances of their lives (likened to an auto accident disrupting the smooth flow of busy traffic on a Los Angeles freeway) are taking a toll on their wellbeing.
I asked each of them if they were seeking a solution to these indicators of problems. An approximate dozen during the course of the evening were, but the vast majority said it wasn't really that bad. I gently pressed further and asked how much worse it had to get before they acknowledged their need for help. Must they wait until a crisis? Most said they would act before a crisis but is that really true? Does that reflect what you see in the world?
There is wreckage piling up in their lives from the intermittent collisions on their freeway of travel reducing their flow of growth, health, and joy. This is true of you as well if you are not regularly releasing those blockages through chiropractic spinal/nervous system adjustments. You will receive messages which if ignored become lessons, then problems, and finally crises.
The distress and loss of vitality and quality of life is evident in their symptom complaints, on their spinal x-rays, and in their computerized nervous system stress assessments. Many people with great need took a card and walked away until another day when they might take action to improve their health.
Will you wait until the quality of your life flow comes to a stop and go halt? Pablo Picasso said that "action is the foundational key to all success." Will you take action now or is not really that bad yet?
Will you schedule an appointment to measure and then correct your accumulated nervous system distress before a crisis? Will you continue to invest in ongoing adjustments which clear the wreckage from your life collisions and restore your self healing capacity? Or is getting by the extent of your vision?
"The wise don't expect to find life worth living; they make it that way."
Anonymous
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