Mother Nature knows a thing or two..
SHERO on Enlightenment:
Nature can really
teach us many things. Ever heard the expression.. Getting to the root
of the problem? This applies to your relationships and your health..
here's how..
When there is a problem at work or in your personal life the smart thing to do is to try to figure out what is really going on underneath it all. In Human Resources they call it the 'IceBerg Effect' You may see someone being agitated, angry, cut off but that is the tip of the iceberg.. we need to see what is really going on underneath the waterline. The same with your body. Many who follow eastern medicine know that the intestine is seen as the root of the body. The place where nutrition is taken in. For instance if you have a skin problem it could likely be that the nutrition is not coming in from the food going into the intestine. (very simplistic version but you get the idea) Now think of a tree... if the leaves of the tree are pale, spotty and diseased what does the smart farmer do??? Looks to the root of the problem.. after all the roots of the tree is where nutrition is taken in from the soil...
When there is a problem at work or in your personal life the smart thing to do is to try to figure out what is really going on underneath it all. In Human Resources they call it the 'IceBerg Effect' You may see someone being agitated, angry, cut off but that is the tip of the iceberg.. we need to see what is really going on underneath the waterline. The same with your body. Many who follow eastern medicine know that the intestine is seen as the root of the body. The place where nutrition is taken in. For instance if you have a skin problem it could likely be that the nutrition is not coming in from the food going into the intestine. (very simplistic version but you get the idea) Now think of a tree... if the leaves of the tree are pale, spotty and diseased what does the smart farmer do??? Looks to the root of the problem.. after all the roots of the tree is where nutrition is taken in from the soil...
Labels: Enlightenment
RSS Feed
<< Home