The difference between the great, the near great or commoner, is in the limitations of matter -- not in any limitations of the Innate producer within them.
And what limits matter?
The vertebral subluxation -- itself a limitation of matter--which occludes an opening
producing pressure upon a nerve
reducing the supply of the producer to the product
limiting the action of the priduct to repriduce the producer
If there were no vertebral subluxation
--no occlusion of any vertebral foramina
--no pressure upon nerves
--no reduction of supply between producer and product
--no limitation of product to repreduce the poducer
all men would be equal in producer and product.
That which scales human beings is their physical inability to climb to the heights of the Innate producer within them
For this reason the slient and vital factor of human production is entirely wrapped up in the supreme importance of the vertebral subluxation.
To adjust the subluxation, then, is to advance mankind, step up his efficiency, increase his ability, make him more natural and more at peace within himself; for all things are possible to him whose body equals his Innate.
Men themselves are not great. Men are great only insofar as they do something which is construed as great by other men.
Why are there so few great and near great and so many so far removed from doing great things?
They are down he ladder of accomplishment on the various rungs of the ladder, somewhere between the top and bottom.
There is on fundamental answer, subject to two classifications:
1st. If there were 100 per cent continuous, uninterupted flow beween Innate brain and Educated brain, the educated thoughts and action would be equivalent to the thoughts and actions of Innate itself.
There are few.
There are few 100 per cent, fully alive, healthy and sane educations.
In exact ratio as they are up the ladder, they are more nearly 100 per cent alive,
healthy and sane.
In exact ratio as they are seen the ladder below 100 per cent, they are
dying, unhealthy, and insane, and to that exttent they are not great or near-great.
Innate cannot produce a great 100 per cent external product, via education in a
less that 100 per cent sick or insane education. Innate must flow fully, freely, naturally, to, through, and into the educated brain to produce what education calls greatness.
Innate cannot do when there is a vertebral subluxation between Innate and Educated brains which interferes with the 100 per cent normal quantity and quality flow.
2nd. In exact ratio as the vertebral subluxation interferes with the normal 100 per cent flow between Innate and Educated, to that extent Innate takes the value of education.
As the verbebral subluxation creates an insane and unnatural value on education, to that extent the sane and natural becomes unreal --"uneducated."
The above article - written by Dr. B.J. Palmer Developer of the Chiropractic Profession was extracted from the 1949 Volume XXII of his Green Book Series. This piece demonstrates the profound depth of his contemplation of the Big Idea at the heart of this model of health care. The Innate philosophy is the foundational principle and premise upon which the chiropractic profession is founded. If vertebral subluxation is this devastating in Dr. Palmer's expert opinion, as a dedicated researcher, master communicator and midwife to the birth of the chiropractic profession, certainly it is time the world was introduced to his perspective. If you find yourself interested to know more or perhaps even to experience the reality of these words, please call Pike Chiropractic to let us know that you are ready to embody and be as great as the potential flowing through your living body
