The first step to achieving a free and fulfilled life is to understand that all life is governed by law - nature, music, art and all of the sciences. These laws never change, no matter how much things around us seem to be in a state of constant chaos. This is why they are known as the Immutable (Unchanging) Laws of Nature.

To live in harmony with these laws produces vibrant health, engaging relationships, abundant joy, clarity of thought, unparalleled judgment and a fulfilled life. To violate them produces strife, stress and destruction. These laws are in operation, whether you are aware of them and understand them, or not. Much the same as the law of gravity continues working whether you understand it or not.
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Oh, and before I forget, you really should read my Why I Blog post. It might numb the shock of some of the heretical things I say!

In everything I’ve written and collected on this site, I am seeking a universal approach to Fulfilled Living, specifically health and wellness.

Despite vast differences and conflicting opinions when it comes to health and wellness, all cultures share universal truths. Behind the facade of cultural differences and egotistical squabbling, all of humankind shares one undeniable common factor: Genetic design.

To be bound to one particular way of thinking with regards to such a fundamental fact of Nature is to limit one’s personal growth and compromise one’s health. All schools of thought should therefore be considered. The positive and the constructive aspects should be extracted from each of these schools and merged to form a more holistic and universal paradigm. Continue reading