Health and wholeness, healing, and 'wellness' is for me so much like an indescribable ‘harnessing together’ of my being, spirit, soul, and body, it's in my dna.

Who else but our Creator has the power and grace to make us ‘whole’ like that? That's why for me it's an honor and my greatest privilege and purpose in life to live it, breathe it, to share and to teach it.

But we can play our part by finding the right balance of faith, food, and fitness, the simplest formula to achieve sustainable health and wholeness i know.

By staying close to the inner (spiritual) life, and through balanced nutrition and exercise, health, healing & wholeness, is, i firmly believe, a realistic, achievable, daily expectation. If this is your goal, and you need some help to get there, why not consider some coaching or a consultation.

As I persisted and advanced along ‘the way’ to sustainable health, training under different ‘masters’ around the planet, somewhere along 'the way' the penny dropped and i discovered what wholistic means

"It is not so important to know what kind of problem (or disease) a person is having
as it is to know what kind of person is having a problem (or disease)."
 Anton Jayasuriya

This approach is wholistic. In wholistic medicine we are not in separate compartments. We take the entirety of the person, see the imbalance and try to balance the energy.

Western scientific medicine is a chemical medicine. Each has its’ own area, therefore each is not the truth by itself.

Most certainly the record of scientific medicine is brilliant, but there are a number of blemishes. The first shortfall is that scientific western medicine is only a medicine for our material body. Secondly, the most spectacular things that we have discovered - antibiotics, penicillin, streptomycin, aureomycin, and so many other sins - are sins to our body, the unnecessary use of many of these antibiotics has created a number of monsters including many resistant forms of bacteria and parasites. 

With all these health problems that are looming, what kind of medicine are we going to use? That is going to be a critical question. That is why we must remember that all medicine was made by man and that man himself is imperfect; therefore all these different medicines we have made are imperfect. In that humble spirit, we must learn to take the best of all medicines and combine them, integrate them to produce a better medicine for the next century. 

All these compartments of western, eastern, traditional, and ayerveda are all quirks of history. That is why we have to get together and structure a better medicine - an integrated medicine - for the next century, to restore health, for all and for our planet. Wholistic Medicine is the subject of my first film series: A Better Medicine. 

Interview with John Green About Sustainable Living unedited