A person can exude a persona or mask of wealth, bravado, accomplishment, intellect or a number of false displays.  Yet it is what their body displays that can be the true parameter of whats really going on inside, running the show and grounding the ship on the rocks of self sabotage.

Science tells us how various feelings can trigger muscle tension, high blood pressure, increased heart rate, sweating, increased/decreased digestion and variations in all metabolic processes, i.e. blood sugar, hormones & immunity.  And that these physiologic changes are stored in memory along with the actual event that produced the feeling.  If the experience is not learned from and viewed from a higher perspective it can be triggered over and over again (through the senses) facilitating a quicker response by the body and leading to some system getting exhausted.  We then call that a symptom or a disease.  In B.E.S.T. we call this SEMO: Subconscious Emotional Memory Override.

More over, we know that our bodies generate and are surrounded by energy fields.  Research has shown how thoughts interact with energy fields, which validates the Law of Attraction.  Intense or prolonged positive or negative emotions create and attract similar vibrations; persons, places, circumstances or events.  So we can see, regardless of what life “brings us” it’s how we respond that sets the stage for our life experience.

In Health & Service,

Dr. Roland Phillips BA, BS, D.C.

A)  Everything physical is temporary and significant from a spiritual eternal perspective only: lessons in virtue

B)  All negative emotions will create interference in my energy field, which will translate to lack of ease in my body since negative emotions interfere with original design.

2)  All human beings at their essence are:

Pristine

Pure

Naive

Ignorant

A)  This means we are vulnerable to information threw the senses, programming our perceptions and beliefs long before we are conscious enough to discern truth from falsehood

B)  So the hardware of the computer is pure & pristine, naive & ignorant, while the software may contain erroneous data about:  Self, God, Others, Life – that can cause false interpretation of data and lead to desire and fear

3)  All suffering comes from the perspective that my safety, happiness, value, esteem and worth are from an external source of location, where in reality happiness is from an internal & eternal source.

A)  This leads to looking for happiness, esteem, value and safety external to self.

B)  Becoming alienated from our true self

C)  Developing a persona or mask for others to see, and to live by with it’s inherent cravings, desires and fears.

4)  The suffering that occurs is a result of negative thinking and emoting from false beliefs, which trigger autonomic imbalances, hormonal changes and immune dysfunction: interference with Original Design.

A)  This creates awareness and the opportunity to change – grow and evolve in growth of self, practice of virtue and love of all.

5)  B.E.S.T. treatment removes interference in the body, mind, memory and energy field, allowing update of the nervous system and appropriate need.  Homework in forgiveness, compassion, conflict resolution, giving thanks and learning the lesson of the moment all allow for positive changes in the mind and field which does not interfere with Original Design.

Practicing the 6 essentials allows for self honoring and health which is a spring board for service to humanity!

In Health & Service,

Dr. Roland Phillips

The National Institute of Health will be investing $190 million over the next 5 years into the understanding of Epigenetics and your health.  They’ll most likely study diet and exercise which are 2 of our 6 essential choices.  However, what has the most dominant effect upon Epigenetics is our thoughts ( read our previous blogs).

There are 1.1 million women diagnosed with breast cancer worldwide with 200,00 being Americans.  What is interesting is there are over 300 studies that demonstrate eating vegetables can protect from cancer development.  Especially vegetables of the genus Brassica: namely broccoli, cabbage, watercress, kale, Brussels sprout, cauliflower, kohlrabi, Peruvian Macca and mustards.  For example, when eating 5 servings a week of these vegetables, the cancer odds ratio drops to .58 which is a 50% reduction in risk.

Perhaps we could also look at hidden resentments, bitterness, unforgiveness, over-responsibility (narcissism) over/under-nurturing others or ourselves.  These are the predominant negative emotions of the Stomach Meridian that passes over the breast tissue.  Dr. Dirk Hammer speaks from experience, with over 15,000 cases of studied cancer.  Resolution through forgiveness and embracing the lesson will most assuredly hasten the healing and reconnection to source.

In Health & Service,

Dr. Roland Phillips

The first is the conscious mind where I think, discern, reason, and understand time. This mind is educated through multiple sources: education, experience, parents, clergy/religion, media, peers, etc. By the very fact that our conscious mind is educated implies that it is fallible, as all knowledge is incomplete through always growing. This means that at best our decision making abilities are fraught with error and mistakes. This is not negative, just something to be aware of, a very valuable insight into learning life’s lessons, for to not learn is to resist. Resistance is any negative emotion: pride, anger, desire, fear, grief, guilt, apathy, shame; or any negative behavior: aggression, addiction, projection, avoidance, etc.

The second is our subconscious mind which governs all autonomic functions of the body: digestion, muscles, heart, hormones, circulation, immune system, etc. The subconscious mind does not think, discern, reason or understand time, it just responds to our five senses, by memory, for the purpose of survival. It does not consider that today’s reactions could be setting up a potential time bomb, overloading a system to the point of breakdown, exhaustion and disease. The subconscious mind does not distinguish between seeing a tiger through the five senses and reacting in fight or flight (sympathetic dominance), or seeing a person, place, circumstance or event through the five senses triggering a fear of failure, loss, identity, value, rejection, abandonment, shame, etc. The brain responds in the exact same way.

People are, to some extent, aware of experiences in their conscious mind and attempt to deal with them; occasionally they do deal with the experience and reconcile all on their own. It is the rare individual, however, who is aware of what is stored in their subconscious mind, being triggered consistently through the five senses and memory, leading to the proverbial “bad thing” happening to a good person.

Call our office today for a consultation, or better yet attend one our free seminars listed on this site.

In Health & Service,

Dr. Roland F. Phillips