Wholistic, holistic, what's the big deal?

The Personal Path.
We don't always feel comfortabletalking about our "secret" garden, but everyone has one and if well kept, it can be a source to replenish our energies. Being curious about life is a great tool and wondering what are to do throughout our passage should be the single most important quest anyone would have.

Early on the idea of wholistic started making sense to me. Holistic has too many connotations but wholistic, with a “w” is about the whole view, encompassing all. That's the best way I can explain how I approach my life, and my work expresses it. There is a big difference between being religious and spiritual, as there is a difference between agnostic and gnostic. And both are very different. The religious person who looks for God turns to a complete authoritty. She or he will abide and follow a set of rules, supposedly that will lead you to a full and complete comprehention of God. These sets of rules that comes in the form of holy books are interpreted by man and in the end the religious person must trust another's interpretation. Gnosticism is interesting in the sense that it values each person's individual comprehention and discovery of God through their own experiences. In this aspect, I found hermetism to be all encompassing and the Kybalion offers good first glimpse into the world of spirituality and science.

Ultimately if God, the Source, The All is omnipowerful, omnipresent and omniscient, then what is it not?

I discovered a few methods throughout my studies and have been practicing regularly Reiki, Kofutu, Hermetics amongst yoga and meditation techniques. All have one point in common at its source, they are (were) all inclusive. The original Japanese Reiki I discovered is very different than the one taught in the west.

If practicing Reiki, you are just there as a conduit for this higher energy, Kofutu has similarilties which includes a very in-depth system of scripts, symbols and patterns. With Hermetics I found the fountain that gave birth to all religions and philosophies.

As more and more, people incorporate their own spirituality in their everyday life, it eventually trickles down to their business as I have foind out through my coaching practice.

Enjoy the reading and let me know if anything strikes a cord. I am a Reiki Master and a Kofutu certified teacher.