How to Have Better Health: Finding Wellness through Prayer
There are four major quadrants to human life. These are health, wealth, work and love. Picture these quadrants, if you will, as the legs of a table. Should one of these ‘legs’ become weakened, the entire structure is weakened. For instance, should one’s health become less than hale and hearty, then work suffers, income suffers, and personal relationships suffer to the extent that one must rely upon others for support and sustenance. It is vital that each one of us does all within our power to obtain, maintain and retain a sense of good health that, for us, represents perfection.
What is health? Over many years, this question has been a real poser for me. Since from birth, or so it seems, I have had to struggle with physical, mental and emotional health challenges. I remember the time a new acquaintance asked me what my hobbies were. I said, “First of all, staying alive; then golf!” For instance, I was born with what the doctors labeled pernicious anemia; and my natural mother succumbed to this debilitating disease just a little more than a year after my birth. As a child, I had all of the childhood diseases in their most severe forms, and was hospitalized and operated on many times. As an adult, I have had to deal with the results of a near-fatal accident, dreadful experiences with pneumonia, pleurisy and heart attacks, followed by a triple coronary by-pass procedure, and ten years later a quadruple bypass—followed by the implant of three stents.
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What is health? Over many years, this question has been a real poser for me. Since from birth, or so it seems, I have had to struggle with physical, mental and emotional health challenges. I remember the time a new acquaintance asked me what my hobbies were. I said, “First of all, staying alive; then golf!” For instance, I was born with what the doctors labeled pernicious anemia; and my natural mother succumbed to this debilitating disease just a little more than a year after my birth. As a child, I had all of the childhood diseases in their most severe forms, and was hospitalized and operated on many times. As an adult, I have had to deal with the results of a near-fatal accident, dreadful experiences with pneumonia, pleurisy and heart attacks, followed by a triple coronary by-pass procedure, and ten years later a quadruple bypass—followed by the implant of three stents.
How to Have Better Health: Finding Wellness through Prayer
There are four major quadrants to human life. These are health, wealth, work and love. Picture these quadrants, if you will, as the legs of a table. Should one of these ‘legs’ become weakened, the entire structure is weakened. For instance, should one’s health become less than hale and hearty, then work suffers, income suffers, and personal relationships suffer to the extent that one must rely upon others for support and sustenance. It is vital that each one of us does all within our power to obtain, maintain and retain a sense of good health that, for us, represents perfection.
What is health? Over many years, this question has been a real poser for me. Since from birth, or so it seems, I have had to struggle with physical, mental and emotional health challenges. I remember the time a new acquaintance asked me what my hobbies were. I said, “First of all, staying alive; then golf!” For instance, I was born with what the doctors labeled pernicious anemia; and my natural mother succumbed to this debilitating disease just a little more than a year after my birth. As a child, I had all of the childhood diseases in their most severe forms, and was hospitalized and operated on many times. As an adult, I have had to deal with the results of a near-fatal accident, dreadful experiences with pneumonia, pleurisy and heart attacks, followed by a triple coronary by-pass procedure, and ten years later a quadruple bypass—followed by the implant of three stents.
What is health? Over many years, this question has been a real poser for me. Since from birth, or so it seems, I have had to struggle with physical, mental and emotional health challenges. I remember the time a new acquaintance asked me what my hobbies were. I said, “First of all, staying alive; then golf!” For instance, I was born with what the doctors labeled pernicious anemia; and my natural mother succumbed to this debilitating disease just a little more than a year after my birth. As a child, I had all of the childhood diseases in their most severe forms, and was hospitalized and operated on many times. As an adult, I have had to deal with the results of a near-fatal accident, dreadful experiences with pneumonia, pleurisy and heart attacks, followed by a triple coronary by-pass procedure, and ten years later a quadruple bypass—followed by the implant of three stents.
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| BN ID: | 2940012118387 |
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| Publisher: | Reverend Paul Lachlan Peck |
| Publication date: | 11/15/2005 |
| Sold by: | Barnes & Noble |
| Format: | eBook |
| Pages: | 208 |
| File size: | 939 KB |
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