Sunday, March 28, 2010

Chiropractic and Purpose

The great genius Stephen Hawkins says that "We are determined (that is have purose in our life and in our existance) but since we do not know for what, we might as well not be." Aren't you thankful to be a chiropractor and know what your purpose is and have the opportunity to accomplish that purpose. I would suggest that Dr. Hawkins greatest handicap in life is not physical.
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  1. Claude LessardMarch 28, 2010 at 2:28 PM

    THE DANCE OF MORE
    By Joe Flesia, Chiropractor (1976)

    Something in me is active; I call this my knowing.

    I do not know how it got there.
    I do not know where it all came from.
    Neither do I know where it is going.

    I do not know what the brotherhood of man is.
    I do not know what innate is.

    I do however, know some things and I give myself the license
    to guess at anything else my knowingness allows.

    I can guess that there is more to things than I know.
    I do not know the nature of this more, but I can guess at it.

    I see events on all levels constantly performing the dance of more...
    from ionic exchanges to interpersonal dialogue to the galactic
    race away from the center.

    I can guess that my purpose and destiny is to be involved in this dance of more --- whether I like it or not.

    I can guess that within my ability extrapolate, all things strive toward perfection.

    I am a Chiropractor. And as such I deal with the essential creative
    forces of the universe - my work allows the entire universal order
    of things to continue their unending striving toward perfection
    in a more harmonious manner. I eliminate the very roots of the
    blockages to the flow of the ambrosia of life... "the nectar of the
    God's." That life may express itself in all its cosmic, creative grandeur.

    I am a Chiropractor... I eliminate blockages.
    Yes! I am a Chiropractor ... I remove vertebral subluxations.
    Oh yes! I am a Chiropractor... whose work insures the future
    perfection of our species and ultimately the providential marriage
    of human kind with God.

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  2. Joe D.March 28, 2010 at 6:51 PM

    Ah yes "Joe Felisia, Life Releaser".There was so much that he said that was brilliant. Imiss him.

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  3. Claude LessardMarch 28, 2010 at 7:33 PM

    Joe D.

    I do miss him very very much also.

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