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HIV / AIDS Assistance
NHC has received
its second consecutive Ryan White Title I Grant—enabling
the HIV/AIDS community to avail itself of the natural health therapies
to assist with the toxic side-effects of HIV drugs. Read more. |
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Webinars with Vital Connection
NHC offers vibrant, informative on-line training in a wide variety of holistic modalities, including certifications in aromatherapy, flower essences and crystals.Read more. |
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Changes in Perspective
NHC newsletter
May 5, 2003
Change is considered very difficult to many people. Yet, there is really
very little in life that really changes. What does happen is a repetition
of a pattern from a different perspective. Growth is said to be change,
yet again growth is simply being able to experience a situation, belief
system or whatever from a different perspective. So then, is there ever
really any growth or change in one's life?
Consider this then. From the moment we are born to the moment we die,
we are still in the same body. Yes, there has been physical changes in
our appearance. Emotionally, mentally and spiritually we have grown and
are different. BUT, we are all still the same entity that we were when
we were born. Our bodies are said to totally regenerate every year. So
then, why do we maintain the scars or problems that affect us all of life,
or for that fact all of the good traits that we have. How come we never
seem to lose them? If we grow and change our perspective so much, shouldn't
we be able to heal what we don't like and enhance what we do like?
Take a look at climbing a very high mountain. What is the experience like?
We start at the bottom all energetic and anticipatory of what lies ahead.
As the days of climbing pass, we still enjoy the beauty and wonder, yet
we can look back at where we were and look forward to where we are about
to go. When we finally do reach the top, we must make the choice to go
down or to stay on the top. Hopefully with enough food and necessities
to sustain our needs. Have we changed while climbing that mountain - Yes
and No. We have a new perspective about everything that we have seen and
experienced, but we are still the same person that started at the bottom
of the climb. Are we still filled with that enthusiasm and anticipation?
Is it possible then to approach ever change in your life as that glorious
opportunity to climb a new mountain and experience all the different levels
of awareness of that climb from the same joy and anticipation as the first
short walk up the mountain and realize that all of life and all of life's
changes are purely about how we choose to preceive what is before, behind
or with us?
You are welcomed to contact the Northeast Holistic Center with questions
about our educational programs, private sessions and events, or about any
of the topics highlighted in our newsletters.
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