The following quotes below are designed to capture the essence of the philosophy behind our health and well being program. They are helpful reminders to you about what makes our program works.

“The biggest impediments to realizing the success of which we dream are the limitations programmed into the subconscious.  These unobserved limitation not only influence our behavior, they can also play a major role in determining our physiology and health” – Bruce Lipton, Ph. D., Cellular Biologist and Author of The Biology of Belief.

” Even being sick is not a truth about you, even though you can show evidence in the form of symptoms. Being sick is nothing but the materialization of a belief or complex of beliefs. Being healthy is the truth about all of us”- Bob Trowbridge M.Div., The Hidden Meaning of Illness A.R.E. Press 1996

” Illness, limitation, suffering and isolation- all the initial and transient aspects of trauma- may awaken us to a deeper meaning that was previously buried within. This new understanding in term can move us to reassess our values, to sort out what matters and what does not, to consider the meanings not just of the trauma but of life itself.  In such  experiences can be found the roots of empathy and compassion, as well as the foundation for the adult attainment of optimal health” -Dr. Kenneth R. Pelletier, Sound Mind, Sound Body. Simon and Schuster 1994

” One day, perhaps, human beings suffering with autoimmune disease could use their minds to dampen their own immune system and reduce their symptoms. Or, perhaps they could mentally boast their immune responses to fight infections or slow the growth of cancer” – Henry Dreher, The Immune Power Personality Plume Penguin 1996

” The mind as we experience it is immaterial, yet it has a physical substrate, which is both the body and the brain. It may also be said to have a nonmaterial, nonphysical substrate that has to do with the flow of that information. The mind, then , is that which holds  the network together, often acting below our consciousness, linking and coordinating the major systems and their organs and cells in and intelligently orchestrated symphony of life. Thus, we might refer to the whole system as a psychosomatic information network, linking  psyche, which comprises all that is of and ostensibly nonmaterial nature, such as mind, emotion, and soul, to soma, which is the material work of molecules, cells and organs. Mind and body, psyche and soma.” – Candace B. Pert, Ph. D., Molecules of Emotions, Scribner 1997

” Individuals are not helpless targets for every stressor that comes their way. Research suggests that the way individuals perceive these onslaughts on their sanity and health makes a great difference to the body’s response. Like the rest of the body, the mind has its own homeostasis and struggles constantly to maintain an emotional balance, to keep peace and health within. ” – Steven Locke, M.D. and Douglas Colligan, The Healer Within, The New American Library 1986

” All of us entertain beliefs that makes a difference in our physical health.”- Herbert Benson, M.D., Timeless Healing (The Power and Biology of Belief) Scribner 1996