In thirteen pages this paper discusses various approaches to healing both the body and the mind. Fifteen sources are cited in the bibliography.
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process. Based upon this fact, one might readily surmise that ethnicity influences the average length of hospital stay in various cultures due to the implementation of mind/body healing techniques.
Bibliography lists 15 sources. TLCheelg.rtf THE MIND AND HEALING: INTRINSIC ASSOCIATION by (c) October 2001 -- for more information
on using this paper properly! I. INTRODUCTION There are myriad forms of medicine healing theories practiced in the civilized world, many of
which have specific rituals that are followed for specific diseases. Indeed, there is no denying the fact that the mind is very powerful and has a significant role in
the overall healing process. Based upon this fact, one might readily surmise that ethnicity influences the average length of hospital stay in various cultures due to the implementation of
mind/body healing techniques, "which says that psychological factors affect physical wellness" (LaMendola, 1999, p. K1522). "We nourish our body by listening to its needs for rest, exercise and nutrition
-- all necessary and vital for our physical strength. We nourish our soul by listening to its needs for meaning and transcendence -- that is, our need to rise
above ourselves in order to see and respond to others needs. Listening to the body helps us to know what we need" (Anonymous #3, 2001). II. PRINCIPLES OF
PSYCHOLOGY The power of the mind is one aspect of life that some ethnic populations understand better than others do, particularly when it comes to healing the human body.
Techniques such as zero balancing, which "incorporates both the Western understanding of body structure and the Eastern concept of energy flow to help restore the bodys spiritual and physical