The purpose of selfology®

selfology® is the study and knowledge of a person’s uniqueness.  The purpose of Selfology™ is to desire solace for every self in the world for peace to follow.  Collectively actualized selves bring collective wellness making the world beautiful from within.

Selfologist desire people to be happy, healthy, and beautiful.  We desire to create a space for people’s true self.

Welcome to the selfology journey – where your radiant true self creates flow of happiness all around you.

Self-Awakening. Inner Peace. Global Peace. selfology®

The purpose of Selfology™ is to bring peace for all beings on this planet – our only home and our only hope, therefore, oneness is critical.  Undeniably, we are currently in the Deep Ecology mode, with far too many deep ecological questions needing “deep” answers urgently.

We hope as the ecology at large stabilizes through sheer global determinations, all selves can continue to maximize their human potential by improving their Self Ecology (自我生態™).  Healthy individuals improve the lives of those around them, generating wellness.

We also desire a humanistic way of being for all selves when approaching matters of all kinds.  For example, the world needs more entrepreneurs operating with compassionate hearts and teachers who teach the mind as well as the heart (the People Compass).

When you have a well planet with well people acting in conscience humanistic ways, we can thoroughly enjoy our individual Beauty Rights, the right to feel beautiful as your true self.

the selfology mission

We started this company because nothing matters more than the challenges that face us all today. global ecological issues, health care issues, human conflicts, and inequality of all kinds.  Kind of a long list and it all begins with our own body temple.

We wish to achieve a sustainable balance amongst the self, the ecology, the mind, and the expression, so we continually transform into a greater self, so we become a help to others.

The first mission for us is to “help as many people as possible (to) avoid becoming a hospital patient in the first place”.

“there is now abundant evidence that getting just four things right— not smoking, maintaining a healthy weight, being active, and eating could reduce the risk of all chronic diseases by 80 percent.   

 

That’s right 80 percent! (There are four things on the list, but by eating well and being physically active you will set yourself up for a healthy weight— so you really need to focus only on three things with the final one being not smoking). 

 

It’s a realization that could, and in my opinion should, remake the way we play the same of life, by inspiring us to make better lifestyle choices If you do it right, you can write new story for your future right down to the genetic level – to a preventive medicine specialist like me, this is of profound importance, because apathy and fatalism are among the biggest enemies of health and healing.

 

Becoming a doctor was a natural choice for me. My father is a doctor, and I knew I wanted to do something that mattered, that felt challenging and rewarding- During my training, I spent a lot of time trying to figure out the kind of doctor I really wanted to be, and I couldn’t help but notice that roughly eight out of ten hospitalized patients had serious illnesses, all of which could have been prevented by exercising, eating well, or not smoking.

 

It seemed tragic to me that these people were suffering and shattering their lives— when a more healthful lifestyle could essentially have immunized them against such misery. 

 

It was then that the path to my life’s work became clear: I started investigating how a doctor an expert in using lifestyle as medicine and how best to leverage nutrition, in particular, to help people avoid getting sick in the first place.

 

The rest, as they say, is history. I have been an internist and a preventive medicine specialist ever since. I rely on both aspects of my training to take care of existing and to try to help as many people as possible avoid becoming my (or any other doctor’s) patients in the first place!”

 

Katz M.D. David; Stacey Colino (2013-09-26).  Disease-Proof- The Remarkable Truth About What Makes Us Well (p.xii)