The New Mexico School of Natural Therapeutics’ vision is to preserve the roots of nature cure, natural therapeutics, natural healing and hand medicine. Understanding, practicing and living with the wisdom of our ancestors enriches our life in the present.
Functional knowledge is built on the works of preceding generations. Our privilege is to assimilate this knowledge of our ancestors. Simplify this knowledge. Grow this knowledge into practical applications that will assist human beings to live a life in tune with nature and her healing wisdom. The New Mexico School of Natural Therapeutics’ vision is to preserve and pass forward what has been understood and developed for present and future generations in the field of natural healing and hand medicine.
HEALING MODALITIES
In order to heal with nature it is essential to have a philosophical understanding of how her healing process works. This understanding is presented in the lecture series Philosophy of Natural Therapeutics/Nature Cure. In addition there will be practical demonstrations of simple Nature Cure techniques designed to assist Nature in her healing journeys. Natural Therapeutics is the combination of Nature Cure and Homeopathy. This definition also holds true for Naturopathy. Hence, it is essential to have a basic understanding of the philosophy of homeopathy and some practical knowledge of homeopathic medicines to practice Natural Therapeutics (Naturopathy).
Health Building, Natural First Aid, Food Medicine, Kitchen Medicine, Herbal Medicine offer ideas and practices for improving, regaining, preserving health. our “greatest wealth.”
“Only God and Nature Heal.”
Dr. Randolph Stone
COURSES
FORMULAS
CORE SYNSCHRONISM
Restore harmony with the organism
Core Synchronism is a system of hand medicine designed to assist nature in establishing harmony with all parts of the organism. It is not pathology specific. It is a mechanical system designed to restore balance, which results in activating an individual’s self-healing ability.
“Core Synchronism is the most significant development in body work since Dr. Stones’ Polarity Therapy.” Phil Lontz Polarity Therapist
- I have walked along a quiet shore with lots of seaweed floating out in the water. I have watched this seaweed moving in rhythmic patterns with the groundswell, with the tide. Some were spiraling in one direction and some were spiraling in the other. For a large pattern, see the hurricane, see the potency in the eye of the hurricane, not the destruction around the outside. See the stillness at the center and the spiral movement.Dr. William Garner Sutherland
- True health, like a gentle breeze or a honeybee, dusts and pollinates everything and everyone it touches. Healthy water, for example, demands that we safeguard the streams and rivers from which that water flows. Healthy, vibrant food requires healthy, uncontaminated soil. Proper oxygenation of the lungs demands not only long walks but also clean, unpolluted air. A peaceful social environment in which to raise healthy children requires good communication with other peoples of the world, a cultivation and appreciation of similarities and common interests.Svevo Brooks
- Water is both yin and yang. Water dissolves all opposites, all hard and unyielding qualities. Water is pliant and yielding, ye it is strong in its surging power, its ability to wear away even the hardest stone.Miriam Caravella
- Everything that exists forms one part of a vast and universal play of cosmic energy. There is nothing which has an independent existence, for any single “thing” can be shown to have direct links to other “things.” Independence and individuality are in actual fact myths of human origin.Rumi
- Cause the soul of no body knows
How the flower grows, oh
How the flower growsCat Stevens
- Thirty spokes unite in one hub;
It is precisely where there is nothing, that we find the usefulness of the wheel.
We fire clay and make vessels;
It is precisely where there’s no substance, that we find the usefulness of clay pots.
We chisel out doors and windows;
It is precisely in these empty spaces, that we find the usefulness of the room.
Therefore, we regard having something as beneficial;
But having nothing as useful.Lao Tzu