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Project
NatureConnect
Institute of
Global Education Health Psychology
Special NGO Consultant, United
Nations Economic and Social Council
Green distance learning programs, professions, careers and job
opportunities.
ACUPUNCTURIST
HELP
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Educating,
Counseling and Healing With Nature
How to "Green" Professional Acupuncturist
and Chinese Medicine
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your personal life.
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and teach the essential science and
psychology of Educating,
Counseling and
Healing with Nature.
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acupuncture schools
can improve body, mind and spirit.
Our
holistic acupuncturist sensory education
courses empower you to tap your critical thinking
into the grace, balance and self-correcting power
of natural systems
and their ways,
backyard or backcountry.
We invite you to use our
alternative
program to connect
with the
restorative and
purifying powers
of nature's flow and spirit, in and around us.
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skill to
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whole-life, learning, acupuncture and health programs.
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How Nature Works:
The
Natural Systems Thinking Process
NOTE:
The quoted information, below, contains parts of field study samples
from
anonymous participants in our sensory green nature-connection program.
Other examples and findings are available through links on
our survey
page.
I am excited to find a adjunct Acupuncturist discipline that
acknowledges the interconnectedness between man and nature. Since I was
nine years old I have spent a great deal of my time in the American Indian culture and am so glad to
see the Grandfather's teachings of the web of life being embraced by
other peoples as well. I look forward to communicating with folks who, as part of Acupuncture,
understand the spiritual as well as temporal import of working with
nature and Mother Earth instead of destroying her. I will use
my experience and
abilities to help all truth seekers.
I would recommend Chinese Medicine students in any discipline to take a PNC course as
extending oneself with the smallest amount of faith into any
nature-based discipline will yield immediate and satisfying results
that can be measured in terms of improved clarity, focus, peace and
well being.
Many medical doctors are now embracing green holistic health avenues such as
massage, acupuncture, hydro-therapy, and nutrition because they work. If
more professionals could temporarily suspend judgement- as any good
researcher must, and conduct non-biased experiments with the sensory connection
approach to nature, they would soon have their own pragmatic proof that
the intangible strings exist by the results they produce.
Intellectual resources alone cannot save our natural world from
pollution, abuse and exploitation. Our continued existence on Mother
Earth is determined by our earthkeeping relationship to her, obedience
to natural laws and the truth of the Great Creator as manifested
through web string connections as small as molecules and leptons to the
great recirculating and renewing atmospheric systems, plate tectonics,
magnetic storms and oceanic currents.
The Indigenous Peoples recognize this life force
and know that it is directed by the Great Creator. The original
colonizers viewed Native Peoples as pagans because they respected the
life force in all things and assumed by power of sheer numbers the
right to subjugate and abuse not only them, but the raw and uncivilized
wilderness. How much better we would all be if they had taken some
lessons on how to preserve
the edenic state in which they found this land.
In 1996, I was introduced to shamanism through a series of
synchronistic events and, ultimately, it changed my perceptions about
life. Although my exterior life still looks the
same, my interior world shifted tremendously.
It was 1995 when I was led to beginning studying
shamanic ways, altho‚
I had been drawn to indigenous ways all my life, and have spent most of
my adult years in spiritual seeking of one sort or another.
Finding shamanism for me was also „through a series of
synchronistic events as you said. It was definitely
very magickally guided for me as well. In NSTP terms, I
could say that I sent some very strong, searching webstrings
out into the Universe, seeking the answers I needed for my
own healing and fulfillment.
The answer that returned to me was quite
surprisingly rapid, specific and
more than I could have imagined. Health Psychology combined with being part of the Web of
Life is so cool! But in the past six years nothing
about my life looks the same. In fact, it has
metamorphosed several times in a perpetual death/change/rebirth
process, which we now understand is so clearly the ongoing,
cyclical way of Nature to create life and
evolution. Personally, I wouldn't mind a little stability
for awhile!
Some of my most profound moments have been a direct result of
connecting with nature.This has been true for me since I was a
child. I just wonder how this continued to be a
vital, critical essence for my happiness and well-being when
the other humans in my family, church, and larger society
held no value for it at all.
Last fall I was wrestling with feelings of discontent and
restlessness. I was asking the Universe what I was suppose to
be doing next
and what was the purpose of my life ... you know, the simple questions!
"Applied Ecopsychology" has given me a socially
and academically
acceptable term for something I believe deeply in.
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