George Ohsawa the Japanese philosopher, rejected the definition of health as solely the absence of disease, instead he maintained that health is a multidimensional condition including both physical and psychological aspects. True health according to Ohsawa consists of:
~consistent and high physical energy
~the ability to fall asleep easily and to awake after a few hours totally refreshed
~a hearty appetite for simple, nourishing food
~a positive and happy frame of mind, even in the midst of difficulties
~a good memory
~clarity and speed in thought and in action
~a profound gratitude for the gift of life
Children of the Tao: Ten Tips for Peaceful Parenting
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By Sarah Long © 2011 More than 2,000 years ago, there lived a Chinese
philosopher named Lao Tzu ("The Old Sage") who was renowned for his wisdom.
When aske...
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