George - The Healing Trio: Powerful Holistic Healing Done Right

The Healing Trio

Powerful Holistic Healing Done Right

Steven George

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Copyright 2021

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ISBN: 978-1-7355647-8-4

Dedication

To my mom and dad, thank you for teaching me to never give up on my dreams.

Acknowledgment

Wow. I cant believe Im writing this. It seems like a dream. There are so many people that I want to thank. So many people have helped me along the way that Im afraid I will miss someone. Please know that if I do, it is not because I have forgotten you or that you are not important to me; it is simply an error on my part.

First and foremost, I have to thank my mom and dad. Thank you for always being there for me, supporting me in everything that I have done (even the tough decisions). You have made me the person I am today, the man that can restart his life and pursue his dreams. I love you both.

Manuel, thank you for putting up with me for all these years. I know Im not always the easiest person in the world, but you have shown me what real love is and make me want to be a better man every day. Thank you for your support in everything that I do and for always being my greatest supporter. I love you more than words can say.

To my Shady Pines group, Cindy, Craig, Donna, and Nikki! Without you four, I dont know where I would be. You are the brothers and sisters that I didnt have, and the support system that is always there for me whenever I need it, and most of all, the best friends I could ever ask for. I love you.

To Lupe, Amando, Erik, Uly, Orianna, Abel, Adrianna, Roger, Maya, Miguel, Maggie, Andrea, Diana, Jessica, Omar, and Camila: thank you for accepting me into your life. You have shown me what family is truly about and never made me feel like an outsider. You accepted me with open arms. Thank you. Te quiero mucho! To Fabi, Humberto, Edi, Scarlett, Rocio, Carlos, Geni, Raul, Marti, Isabel, Paola, Chavo, and Arturo, thank you for accepting me into your family and making me feel at home in Mexico. I miss you all every day.

To Paula. Thank you for taking a chance on me all those years ago. You taught me the value of hard work. I cant believe we reconnected all those years later. You sparked my love of essential oils, and for that, I cannot thank you enough. Leeann, thank you for your continued support. Your friendship has meant more to me than I can express. NJH, you have been my biggest cheerleader; thank you for being you. RC & Mike, love you, boys. Barbara - you are amazing! To two of the most influential people in my life Grandpa George and Joan. Both of you saw something in me that I never saw in myself and supported me when I needed it. I know both of you are looking down on me. I hope I am making you both proud. RIP!

To everyone that helped make this book possible, from the bottom of my heart, thank you. It is truly a labor of love. I hope you have enjoyed reading this as much as I have putting it together. A special note to anyone reading this far: I never thought I would be able to write a book. I never felt good enough and always had a million excuses as to why I shouldnt. If you are struggling or have doubts about doing something you are passionate about, let this guide you to go out and do it. I finally found and followed my dreams. I hope this can inspire you to do the same.

About The Author

Steven George is an author, a husband, and the owner of CMMC Holistic Healing. He is a Professional Member of the ICRT, lifetime accredited member of the Council of Holistic Healers, an Essential Oil Specialist, and a Certified Advanced Crystal Healer. He also holds a Usui/Holy Fire III Reiki Master. He believes that this healing should be done through traditional and natural methods because thats when its most effective. He spends his time preaching and acting upon his healing beliefs.

Preface

This book is about a branch of holistic healing that encircles around healing through Reiki, essential oils, and crystals. This book aims to help the readers gain insight into how incredibly easy these healing methods are. It allows them to do a cost-benefit analysis for themselves to realize that holistic healing is beneficial and comes with fewer side effects in the long term. It will also help the readers understand their bodies better and learn to tune in with their energies to achieve optimum health.

In this book, you will not only learn about these three healing methods individually but also how you can pair any two together and even combine all three. The catch? You reap countless benefits from whichever healing method you choose. Combining them only broadens your healing horizons and helps you achieve better results. One of the best things about this book is that you do not necessarily have to read the chapters in a specific order to understand the concepts. It is up to you how you read the book and which chapters you want to explore first. Happy reading!

Contents

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Chapter 1 : Introduction

Be good to your body, and your body will be good to you. -JC Paulino

When you hear the word 'holistic,' what comes to your mind? The term 'holistic,' on its own, emphasizes the importance of wholeness. When we talk about holism, it entails that we look at complete systems instead of the treatment or dissection of a health problem in parts. This means that holistic healing considers a person's entire wellbeing, which is a combination of internal and external factors.

For me, holistic healing means having the ability to not rely on medicines created in labs, ones containing chemicals. To me, it is about being able to use natural remedies like different herbs, spices, and essential oils to help heal any sort of sickness. It refers to combining different natural products to create a sort of energy that promotes healing without having to rely on doctors or pharmaceuticals.

In the world we live in, everything in our lives has been modernized and made fast-paced. Got a headache? Pop an Advil, and you are good to go. Have muscle aches, a sore throat, blood pressure issues, any day-to-day sickness for that matter? Go to a doctor, get a prescription, grab a pack of pills from the nearest pharmacy, and you are done. We are so used to these chemically developed medicines that we often forget that they come with a cost, a side effect. What do you think these pills have that helps you get rid of the sharpest pain in your body within 30 minutes? Of course, there are side effects that we often neglect. Since these effects tend to show up in the long run, we tend to take them lightly.

Holistic healing argues that we do not need to put unwanted chemicals into our bodies for everyday health issues. We can cure them through nature's healing processes. According to the philosophy of holistic medicine, a person can achieve their optimal health by merely balancing their life in the right way. Holistic medicine practitioners believe that all the parts of a person's body are interdependent, and even if one part is not working correctly, the whole body is disturbed. This means that our overall health is affected whenever we have any physical, emotional, or spiritual imbalance in our lives.

The idea of holistic healing is quite personal for me. I remember growing up, every time I fell sick, my mother would always opt for natural healing ways, like herbal tea or different herbal remedies. A lot of beliefs I have instilled within me came from her. She learned all of it from my grandmother, so it was mainly a family thing. When you grow up learning to tackle situations in a certain way, no matter how old you get, those things become a part of your instinct; the first thing that comes to mind when a situation goes sideways. Thus, when I fell sick a year ago, things got into perspective for me. I had to take three months off work then. Since I work in the marketing and research area, I had a nag for digging deep into things that piqued my curiosity. Before I fell sick, I had dabbled around with the concept of healing through holistic medicine. However, I never had the time to look deeply into it and get to its roots. I obviously knew some things through my mother and grandmother, but this time, I wanted to explore it for my satisfaction and to feed my interest.