| Philosophy of
QUANTUM HEALTH
A Threefold Connected Path to Well Being
We deserve radiant health. And, through committed practice
to what I consider to be the three tenets of Quantum Health,
we can. They are:
1. I take responsibility for my body.
2. I am aware of the flow of energy within my body.
3. I believe in the greater good of humanity.
I Take Responsibility for My Body.
 Most
of us grew up believing that someone else was there with answers
for us when we ran into trouble. This is especially clear
with our health. If we were sick, we went to the doctor, took
prescribed medicine, and felt better. The doctor had the answer.
Sure, it’s great to have a confidante or professional
from whom we can receive advice, expertise, services or treatment,
but the ultimate decision for how we take care of ourselves
rests with us. We take responsibility.
We live a balanced life – eat well regularly, indulge
occasionally, sleep soundly, exercise, work, play, meditate,
spend time with family and friends, have at least one outlet
for personal creative expression, and enjoy the kinship and
dynamics of group activities.
When we need to consult a health professional, we find the
provider who is right for us: someone who will listen, be
patient, answer our questions, be open to all therapies, and
treat us holistically.
I Am Aware of the Flow of Energy within
My Body.
Everything in existence has a unique vibrational rate.
We know when we don’t quite feel right physically.
We may feel stressed, have an ache or pain, a rash, etc. And,
often we’re unaware at the conscious level of the root
cause of what is either making us unwell or unable to live
up to our potential. We can be in touch with all of these
vibrations or “energies” at the conscious and
subconscious levels, through the various modalities of “Energetic
Medicine” or “Vibrational Medicine,” which
use energy, or more accurately, the flow of energy as a medium
for healing. When deficient or excessive energy flows are
balanced within the body, we feel good. When there is an imbalance
of energetic flow, disease or illness ultimately results.
These imbalances can be corrected.
Energetic Medicine considers the biophysics of the physical,
emotional, mental and spiritual body and uses natural methods
to restore balance, whereas, traditional, allopathic medicine
is based on the biochemistry of the physical human body and
routinely uses pharmaceuticals for treatment.
According to the (US) National Center for Complementary and
Alternative Medicine Backgrounder on Energetic Medicine, there
are two types of energy medicine: veritable, which can be
measured, and putative, which has yet to be measured.
The veritable energies employ mechanical vibrations (such
as sound) and electromagnetic forces, including visible light,
magnetism, monochromatic radiation (such as laser beams),
and rays from other parts of the electromagnetic spectrum.
They involve the use of specific, measurable wavelengths and
frequencies to treat patients.
In contrast, putative energy fields (also called biofields)
are still unmeasured and are based on the concept that human
beings are infused with a subtle form of energy. This vital
energy or life force is known under different names in different
cultures, such as qi in traditional Chinese medicine (TCM),
ki in the Japanese Kampo system, doshas in Ayurvedic medicine,
and elsewhere as prana, etheric energy, and homeopathic resonance.
Vital energy is believed to flow throughout the human body.
Practitioners can work with this subtle energy, and use it
to effect changes in the physical body and to influence health.
They believe that illness results from disturbances of these
subtle energies (the biofield). More than 2,000 years ago,
Asian practitioners postulated that the flow and balance of
life energies are necessary for maintaining health and described
tools to restore them. Herbal medicines, and acupuncture,
for example, act by correcting imbalances in the internal
biofield, by restoring the flow of qi through meridians to
reinstate health. Therapeutic Touch practices, such as Reiki,
involve movement of the practitioner's hands over the patient's
body to become attuned to the condition of the patient, with
the idea that by so doing, the practitioner is able to strengthen
and reorient the patient's energies.
Some Energetic Medicine modalities combine treatments. TCM
incorporates herbs, acupuncture, and qi gong in practice.
Ayurvedic medicine uses combinations of herbal medicine, yoga,
meditation, and other approaches to restore vital energy,
particularly at the chakra energy centers. The Quantum
(EPFX/SCIO) is a complete system that combines veritable and
putative energies.
Through whatever method or system works bests for us, we
are able to tune in, and when necessary, to fine tune our
flow of energy to achieve positive results.
I Believe in the Greater Good of Humanity.
Healing our body comes from the inside out; healing others
and our planet comes from the outside in.
As individuals and within a group, we can influence changes
in our world, every day, to make it a better, safer place
to live for ourselves and for others.
We can:
• Take from the earth only what
we need
• Purchase environmentally friendly products
• Recycle
• Reduce (air and sound) pollution
• Be involved in our community
• Participate in a worthy cause
• Meditate for the highest good of the planet
• Be devoted to our family
• Hold loving, positive thoughts of others
• Be a good friend
• Work honestly and fairly
Our setting intent and taking action contributes to the
health and well being of ourselves, others, planet earth,
and the universe.
Here’s to your vitality, good health and well being.
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