1. What does the acronym stand for?
Prayerfully Harmonizing, Optimistically Empowering, Nurturing Inspiration & Xcellence
2. What is a phoenix?
The phoenix is a bird of fire. It is seen in many myths around the world and is used as a symbol of rebirth, compassion, and love.
3. Why the Japanese writing?
Dr. Anderson personally finds the calligraphic writing (Chinese and Japanese) fascinating and beautiful and it is intimately linked to his martial arts training and perhaps even a former life.
4. What is New Thought / New Thought Christianity?
"New Thought" can be found in larger unabridged dictionaries and is described as a religious movement. The so-called father of New Thought was a man by the name of Phineas Parkhurst Quimby who taught and practiced various forms of spiritual mind healing. The basic premise was that everything is one vast universal mind, the human mind and body included. The One Mind is God, one with the human mind. By thinking healing in the human mind/body, the God part of the mind could effect a healing.
Phineas Parkhurst Quimby supposedly taught this to Mary Baker Eddy. Eddy began Christian Science, the first large metaphysical church in modern history. The success of Christian Science stimulated the growth of other metaphysically oriented groups, later to become church organizations. Most notable and successful of these was Unity or the Unity School of Christianity, started by Charles and Myrtle Fillmore. Religious Science or The Church of Religious Science founded by Ernest Holmes later followed this.
The success of Unity and Religious Science stimulated the birth of many independent churches and teaching centers along metaphysical lines. Because of a common shared spiritual philosophy held by Unity, Religious Science and many independents, the term New Thought was adopted to denote a religious movement. From this was born the International New Thought Alliance, that brought together various metaphysical groups. In more recent years a new organization bringing together New Thought oriented organizations was formed called Global New Thought.
5. What is Metaphysics?
Metaphysics or metaphysical studies illuminate and bridge the science of physics with the interpretive, intuitive art of balanced health and harmony. From the stability of this bridge comes a conscious shift—from living life to being life; and from mystery to mystic.
What is the origin and structure of your world view? Metaphysics can guide the student, through self-inquiry, to help make sense of a sometimes confusing world. Learning to recognize our individual “response-ability” to embrace the perfection within all that is, through discernment we tap a deep inner wellspring of personal power.
6. What is Holistic?
The word holistic is defined in general terms in the dictionary as the theory that a whole is greater than its parts.
In recent decades the word has come to be used in much more expanded ways as follows:
IN GENERAL - Referring to the concept of a whole person or a person who has synthesized the three major parts of their being, body, mind and soul or spirit.
SPIRITUALLY - Referring to attempting to become a whole person by synthesizing body, mind, and soul or spirit.
MEDICALLY OR IN THE GENERAL HEALING ARTS - General reference to natural, alternative, complimentary, and preventative healing modalities.
IN MINISTRY - Used by metaphysical or non-denominational ministers who specialize in pastoral counseling and/or spiritual healing.
7. What is life coaching?
Life coaching is a practice with the stated aim of helping clients determine and achieve personal goals. Life coaches use multiple methods they say may help clients with the process of setting and reaching goals. Coaching is not targeted at psychological illness, and coaches are not therapists nor consultants.
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