Many chiropractors speak of the importance of certainty. The certainty trap is a state of holding on tightly to the trapeze bar that we spoke of last week. This is a state there is zero learning. The paradox is that it is important to hold on to the bar but it is equally important to let go of the bar at the right time and enter the world of uncertainty. And so, transformation of fear may have nothing to do…
BJ Palmer described the chiropractic clinical interaction as being of two components. The quantity factor, which addresses interference to the structural and the neuronal components of the subluxation complex and the quality factor, which addresses interference to thinking and emotional factors and therefore the quality of the nerve impulse. It reminds me of the story of a rich man who was dying so he called his three sons and said to them. “I wish to leave my fortune intact, so…
