AWeber - FOHAC Newsletter Receptivity #449

Published: Sun, 03/11/18

Fair Oaks Health News

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March 11, 2018

Receptivity

Hi ,

Ellen and I were laying around in bed this morning engaging in our favorite activity – philosophic inquiry. Not having to get up early is one of the great things about weekends. Ellen will pose various questions and I will use muscle testing the unconscious mind to pull up interesting answers. After about an hour of this, the collection of answers will promote a synthesis of ideas that pops out a perspective I did not have before about the area in question. I call this popping out a download, because that is what it feels like. It is like downloading something new from the Internet, except here it is from outside my recognized conscious awareness. These downloads always expand my appreciation and understanding of the subject of inquiry.

I understand that this sounds terribly nerdy, and it is, but there you go. To quote the popular philosopher Popeye the sailor man - “I yam what I yam.” We both take great delight in anything that expands our consciousness to greater understanding and appreciation.

The subject under inquiry this morning was the process of harmonious co-creation. This is a cornerstone of my relationship to life, so expanding this area was really cool. It also provided a resolution to a long standing challenge with the ideal of achieving harmony while co-creating with another individual. The obvious challenge is about how to harmonize different creations from different visions. We are all different, and our individual visions of how things should look is also going to be different. Generating harmony to this point has been using fairly contrived processes like taking turns and partitioning out different areas of responsibility for creation. This has worked most of the time, but it still did not flow smoothly.

The answers I was getting were all across the board this morning concerning various areas of co-creation in our life as well as historical glitches in that harmony in our childhoods. We tossed in a couple Heartflow clearings of some of the historical stuck stuff to free up the flow of ideas. That is when the download hit… for every giver there needs to be a receiver. This may be obvious to most other folks, but both Ellen and I are very outflow oriented, very doing oriented. We both lack good quality receiving skills. As such something as simple as ‘for every giver there needs to be a receiver’ could easily escape us.

This small piece unfolded into the bigger appreciation and understanding piece. Creation is not about the forms created, it is about the connection relationship created. This made such total sense. I feel that the things of real value in this life are the things that we can take with us when we depart this veil of existence. We

can’t take the form things with us, but we can take our relationship skills and personal virtues. These are the point of being alive for me, the development of virtues, skills, and tone.

Examples that came to mind to make this simple assertion obvious were artists and lovers. When you create a piece of art of any sort, that creation is not complete until someone else sees the art and appreciates it. It is the appreciation of the art that gives it value and meaning. If you fall in love with someone and no one ever knows but you, it feels very incomplete. Love is not just a feeling, it is a participation. Even workers on a factory line need to connect what they do with how their job will have meaning to someone else. The disconnect between worker and the recipients of the product made is a great cause of worker dissatisfaction.

What we create is not as important as the connections

that result from that creation.

As the importance of this perception sloshed around in my brain, I began to get a whole new appreciation of the depth of harmonious creation. The act of receiving is the harmonious counterpoint of the outflow of creation. The simple harmony of creation is to receive as much as you give. There are undoubtedly a load of skills around receiving well, most of which will probably be a whole new realm of exploration for me. Sometimes we are meant to be the giver and sometimes we are meant to be the receiver. The very act of appreciative receiving is the gift we have to offer the giver.

This gives me a deeper value for the skill of appreciation.

Thanks,

David

Ellen update:

Three weeks ago Ellen and I started a program called Repair and Clear designed by Apex, the folks that manufacture most of the supplements I use in the office. Last Tuesday Ellen called the office excitedly telling Sheri that her arm lifted as though it was being pulled up by a string. When I got home she showed me how easily her shoulder raised up and how it didn't feel numb anymore - like the stroke never happened to the shoulder. I think some good stuff is happening with this program.

Virtual cocktail glass

This is cool. These guys have figured out a way to simulate sour, salty, and bitter flavors on your tongue with electricity. They combine that with aromas and colored light to simulate the experience of a wide range of drinks from only water. Check it out...

Virtual cocktail glass
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"The ability to be in the present moment is a major component of mental wellness."

~ Abraham Maslow

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Fasting may help Huntington's disease

A recent study has found that intermittent fasting - restricting your food to just a 6 hour window of time each day - decreased levels of a nasty protein (HTT) that triggers Huntington's disease. Several studies have shown that fasting helps many neurological conditions such as MS.

Fasting

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"If you plan on being anything less than you are capable of being, you will probably be unhappy all the days of your life."

~ Abraham Maslow
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Dance for brain health

Quite a bit of research has shown that physical exercise slows down brain degeneration. The question was what kind is best. In comparing taking a dance class and learning new dance steps to repetitive activities in a gym weight training class, the constant changing of the required movements in dance class was more beneficial.

Dancing
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"The ability to be in the present moment is a major component of mental wellness."

~ Abraham Maslow
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Finding the new location is very easy. Coming from highway 50 up Sunrise Blvd, you turn left and go up a block. We are on the right hand side - the building just past the Subway Sandwich shop. If you are coming down Sunrise from the Mall area then just turn right on Fair Oaks Blvd and up a block on the right.

If you are coming from the Roseville area you could come down Sunrise Blvd, but that is a long trek. It is probably shorter time wise to come down Auburn Blvd - San Juan Ave like you have been for the Sunset office, but instead of turning left at Sunset, keep going straight 3 more lights to Fair Oaks Blvd and turn left. Go down 2 lights to New York Ave, go through the intersection, and immediately turn into the turn lane once the center divider ends. We are on the left.

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Referral doctor for when we are out of town:

Jennifer Webb DC
6216 Main St. suite C1
Orangevale
988-3441

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About Dr. DeLapp

Dr. DeLapp has been a philosopher, non-force Chiropractor, medical intuitive, and health innovator for over 35 years. He began experimenting with medical intuition in 1972 while studying physics at UC Davis. In addition to physics he designed and completed an individual major in the philosophy and psychology of education. Shortly after he choose to pursue a career in the only truly health oriented profession available at that time, Chiropractic. He graduated with honors in 1981 with his doctorate and opened a private practice.
Since that time he has continued his research into the effects of consciousness and learning on health.
He developed the Biomagnetic Retraining system for correcting movement abnormalities.
Since 1991 he has focused on developing a powerful system for uncovering and assisting the mind-body connection in health and personal growth. The in-depth coaching, guided by the subconscious direction from the body, is called Heartflow and the simpler mind-body retraining for health and unfoldment he has named Gracework. Both are available at Fair Oaks Health.

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