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Dr. Stoll,
I know how busy you must be with this site. I so hope you don't think this a silly question. But.....
I found this statement by you in the I.C. archives.
<< IC is particularly hard because the person has to change their entire paradigm of the world to finally resolve it.>>
I keep thinking about it.
Would you mind to much if I ask your thoughts on this.
What this change/model might consist of. (details)???
Is it that I will see my wourld/life in a new way?
I know what I vaule in life is changing.
Sorry if I'm not to clear. Just trying to muddle my way thu and to better understand what's happing in my life/health. To see the big picture.
Many thanks.
Respectfully, CJ
In Reply to: Dr. Stoll I. C. and changing paradigm. Question posted by CJ on August 27, 2002 at 17:35:08:
Thanks, CJ.
That was a pretty grandiose statement, wasn't it :o)?
They first have to cdhange their ideas about the Cartesian approach to thinking of conventional medicine to the Holistic (interconnected) way of looking at healing. Then they have to practice SR (a mind practice for changing a body part).
Those who do that always get results with this condition.
In MY experience, all who get this far begin to see a wider view of the cosmos.
Is that good enough? It is an exciting and mind-expanding experience.
Namaste`
Walt
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