<h3 class="post-title"><img class="alignright size-full wp-image-13" title="blogbookreduced" src="http://blog.thinkhealing.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/06/blogbookreduced.jpg" alt="blogbookreduced" width="166" height="251" />=To My Fellow Readers,</h3>
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When an individual goes public, publishing a book, putting up a website or blog, discussing his or her experiences, beliefs and opinions, especially in the realms of health and personal power, it is important to give the reader a self disclosure of one’s bias. In this Western culture of ours, the fact that what I have written has been posted tends to display me as an authority. In light of this strange cultural phenomenon, I wish to supply the discriminating reader and herbal learner with the appropriately insightful information to help him or her question me as an authority. Nothing that I say is presented by me as the Truth! I am merely disclosing my current truth. The purpose of this website and blog is to give all of you the needed information and tools to become knowledgeable and self reliant in regards to your health care. I want to help people realize that in most cases, medical intervention is not necessary. By providing this information, I hope to help you develop a sense of awareness of your body, to know when a visit to a doctor’s office is necessary, and when the problem can be taken care of through natural healing. However, every individual has a share of wisdom to pass around. As your mind travels through the landscape of ideas I design and construct for you in this blog, please do not slip into a passive state of observation. In the light of your life experiences, measure and question my opinions and conclusions. I accept the risk of being proven wrong. If the fervor of my expression of these opinions ascends a street orator’s platform for a paragraph or two, allow me the social blunder; it is just an idiosyncrasy of my particular humanness. Do not fault me for my passion. Rather, make note of any disagreements you may have, get back to me, and point out the possible errors of my current beliefs. This way we can interact and communicate as co-seekers, and as co-members of a species that obviously has much to discover about itself and about the transcendent universe which it thrives.

We are with one another, co-creating a most magnificent and fascinating age. And our current creation is so very splendid precisely because each of us contributes a unique perspective. The term ‘expert’ is derived from the verbal root per meaning to try, to risk, to press forward. All of us do that with every new thought and experiences we create. Living a life qualifies each of us as an expert. We don’t have to agree with each other for things to work, merely appreciate one another and enjoy our differences. I can live with the fact that some people will always think of authors as experts, as long as it is duly noted that that universal characteristic of experts is that they normally disagree with one another.

I really do hope that this blog will help to enlighten you with the needed knowledge to allow you to experience the wonders of natural healing. 

Yours In Health,

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Holistic Health Practitioner

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