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Working Hard To "Get It" By Stew Bittman, D.C. After nine days of the flu/jet lag from hell, I can see why people take drugs. I haven't been more tempted in many years. Sometimes, I suppose, it's good to get this kind of perspective. When we fret and moan about people "not getting it" I'm not sure if we fully appreciat... working-hard-to-get-it-.html

Enjoying Every Step By Stew Bittman, D.C. Poor Blue has been a nervous wreck. Ever since I made the intention at the last Gathering to be as nice as my dog, I find myself staring at him a lot, observing his reactions and basically trying to figure out what makes him tick. He doesn't dig it at all. He'll stare back... enjoying-every-step.html

Fellow Parts of the Universal Organism By Stew Bittman, D.C. We never play popular music in the office. It is extremely rare, amongst the eclectic mix of Celtic and Native American and other assorted stuff we do play, to even hear a lyric. That's why it struck me as a tad unusual to hear Hillary playing the Jerry Garcia Band in the ... fellow-parts-of-the-universal-organism.html

The Heart of Chiropractic By Stew Bittman, D.C. What we do in chiropractic is so magnificent, so big, so monumentally important. Why does my brain constantly do its best to minimize it? That, of course, is what it does when it's not otherwise engaged in trying to complicate it, figure it out, personalize it, and bury it... the-heart-of-chiropractic.html

The Power in Chiropractic By Stew Bittman, D.C. I used to have a C.A. that was heavily into astrology. This came in very handy for her, especially when she deemed excuses to be necessary, which, unfortunately, was regularly. "Mercury is in retrograde", she would often declare in an attempt to explain her lack of focus. ... the-power-in-chiropractic.html

Are We Aging Elegantly or Just Plain "Gettin' Old" By Sid Mouk, D.C. Ever notice how people age at such different rates? Some people, like Dick Clark of "American Bandstand" look almost as good today as they did 20 or 30 years ago while others (such as some of our classmates we haven't seen for the past 10 years or so) have aged so badly we can... are-we-aging-elegantly-or-just-plain-gettin-old-.html

Fellow Guardians By Stew Bittman, D.C. Since attending another incredible Gathering with Sigafoose, B.J.'s last three printed words have taken on a deeper meaning. "Guard it well". He was referring to the sacred trust we have been given as members of the chiropractic profession. He admonished us to guard chirop... fellow-guardians.html

Trust the Journey By Lynn Rivard, Principled CA I have discovered something unusual in my time as a Principled CA. We all know the power of innate intelligence and we know that it is at work for us...always in our corner...always on our side....the compass giving us direction. We witness every day the power of... trust-the-journey.html

Being Totally Conscious Of The Healing Process By Sid Mouk, D.C. HEALING is what it's all about. All of us in this profession are Healers or we wouldn't be in Chiropractic. And all of us should be competent "doctors", also, but that's not why we're here. This world is too full of "doctors" who can put a name on the dis-ease the patient temp... being-totally-conscious-of-the-healing-process.html

May The Force Be With You By Michael Dorausch, D.C. Warning: This article contains quotes from the upcoming Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones. It's that time again. Within days from now, millions of children worldwide (and adults) will be back in the spirit of Star Wars, and talking about "The Force." It... may-the-force-be-with-you.html

My fellow participants in the Great Mystery By Stew Bittman, D.C. Just came in from shoveling 6 or 7 inches of snow (yes, this is April 17th and yes, 2 days ago it was 70 degrees!). While I was out there, reflecting with amusement about the complaints I will undoubtedly be hearing later concerning dead daffodils and buried golf courses a... my-fellow-participants-in-the-great-mystery.html

My Fellow Missionaries By Stew Bittman, D.C. Another Panama mission has recently come and gone, and even though we chose not to participate in this one (physically, anyway), I could feel the energy of it. All week during the mission, I could feel the excitement and the joy and the miracles, as well as the inevitable ... my-fellow-missionaries.html

My Fellow Bridges of Light By Stew Bittman, D.C. I've always been fascinated by bridges (and more than a bit afraid of them ever since seeing that video of the Bay Bridge collapsing during the 1989 earthquake). To this day, I haven't the faintest notion of how they build one, and would be embarrassed to share the ways my... my-fellow-bridges-of-light.html

Child of Light By Sid Mouk, D.C. While watching the incredible closing ceremonies of the Salt Lake City Winter Olympics, the continuing theme of "Light the Fire Within" again intruded upon my thoughts until I began to see each of the Chiropractors on this planet as a "Child of Light." I'm convinced that ... child-of-light.html

The Best and Worst of Times By Stew Bittman, D.C. I don't believe I ever read the entire book, but I know that Dickens' "A Tale of Two Cities" begins with the famous phrase, "It was the best of times; it was the worst of times". Maybe I never finished the book because I didn't understand the first line. Now, I find m... the-best-and-worst-of-times.html

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