…is real. Just like in Chinese medicine we speak of Yin and Yang. Positives and negatives exist everywhere in life, and it starts with each of us. The power of what we put forth in this world impacts not only everyone else, but ourselves.

The impact of how our thoughts and our expression reverberate out into the world effects the energy of those around us and oursleves, and I do believe may also have a massive impact, as we see in this article on our physiology. That  reaction inside of us of course in turn then may impact our state of wellness or unwellness. 

This is a state not to create any kind of blame on anyone for being sick in the first place at all, but rather to kind of underscore the imprortance of evolving positively as the human beings we are into a better form of ourselves, which, in my opnion is much of what life is all about-becoming kinder, wiser, more open. Our body feels all of the “moves” our mind makes and our mind feels all of the changes in our body as well. It is very much a two way street. So, by controlling what we put in our body-food, air, water, chemicals, etc…. , we may have a very positive impact on our psyche as the physical pay-off effects our brains. On the other hand, our positive thoughts exerted by our intellect and our will may also in turn help our bodies improve at a much more expeditious clip.

The highway between the mind and the body should be open and clear of obstalces so all of the energy may flow freely and all of the things that much travel in each direction may reach the intended destination.

None of us (most especially me) are perfect. But, doing all that we can do to improve ourselves and keep ourselves in the positive can help life and health be a more balanced place.

Food for thought today.