Gonstead Revival
#24 - Cause and Effect
#23 - Charleston Chew
#22 - The Fulcrum
#21 - The Force
#20 - Keep it 100%
#19 - The Triune of Life
#18 - Delta Sigma Chi
#17 - Ryan Powell
#16 - Daniel Spain
#15 - Dayenu
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por Blaine Burgess
We are officially at the midpoint of the 33 principles of chiropractic. Enjoy!
This episode is a quick break from our tour of the 33 chiropractic principles to review the Parker Gonstead club's trip to South Carolina to learn from Dr. Currie. Since the trip, our crew has seen marked improvement when it comes to cervical and lumbar adjusting. Positive reviews and hat tips to the good doctor from Life Univeristy West who is the author of The Sport of Gonstead Adjusting. Check him out!
In chiropractic philosophy, force is the fulcrum. Bridging intelligence and matter, it allows for the expression of life. Please enjoy this episode.
This episode is called the Force, but it's not about Star Wars. If it's always 100% then why is our world not perfect? Tune in and find out.
This episode is a transitional episode about how both intelligence and force are always 100% in our reality. More of a set up concept, but an important part of the foundation of chiropractic nonetheless. Enjoy!
This episode is about chiropractic principles 4, 5 and 6. Enjoy!
In the month of May, the brothers of Delta Sigma Chi reminded me who I am and the purpose that we can serve in the world if we strive for it. Cheers to them and the future of chiropractic. In honor of their mission, here are the first 3 principles of chiropractic.
Meet our current treasurer and future chiropractor Mr. Ryan Powell. He is our resident esotericist and is rapidly growing into a formidable force in our future profession. Enjoy!
We kicked this whole podcast off with an interview and we're back with another. The first episode was with a former Parker Gonstead club president and now we look ahead to the future with the man charged with taking over in September. Please enjoy this absolute pleasure of a conversation.
If Dr. Gonstead had done about half of his life's work, it would have been enough. Lucky for us he went above and beyond his rational duty and we are left with the scaffolding of something truly powerful. Join me in continuing to build on this important work.