Prosperity for Healers and Health Practitioners
How to Overcome Limitations in Building Your Dream Healing or Therapy Practice
Ok, what is it that keeps you from starting, building, manifesting, growing and enjoying the benefits of Right Livelihood? What is it that has been keeping you from reaching that place you have heard of and perhaps seen others experiencing? Life at the corner of Success and Prosperity seems elusive and maybe so elusive that you have become cynical? In your head you deny it's even a real place, a genuine possibility for YOUR life?
I want to tell you from the bottom of my heart that success and prosperity are real. I also want to say that you, yes you are NOT so special that you are the first or only person in the world that is fated to NOT have a happy, successful, productive and prosperous life if you apply the principles.
What principles? There are Laws of Success just as there are Laws of Nature. Prosperity is something that is required in the healing world of indigenous, traditional natural therapies and medicine! The world knows we need medicine and artful healing sciences to be available to the suffering world better than we do! Success and prosperity have always played a role in this.
One of my professors in India where I trained in the ancient healing indigenous medicine Ayurveda, Dr. Naryam Murti, stated that to do medicine exclusively in pursuit of money was in fact not medicine! However, he owns and operates an Ayurveda Medical Clinic with medicine gardens of over 5000 acres and has a staff of over 20 therapist an others assisting him in seeing sometimes over 200 patients a day! He grows the precursors for the Indian remedies he makes and gives to patients produced in his well stocked pharmacy. He feeds the hungry who show in necessity with little or no money. The only way he can be so generous is because he is quite successful and prosperous.
Many "Healers" seem to have some baggage, some issues with money, finances and concepts of success and prosperity. I get it. Much of the inhibition is reflective of old issues. We will address these as necessary to help you to get to the other side! We need prosperous Sacred Healers and practitioners of complimentary medicine. These source people have to have the substance, the where with all to be source people and not only get the word out but to practically and functionally help directly as many suffering people as possible.
I have been blessed to study with traditional teachers, masters and professors like Dr. Naryam Murti and many others. I have been able to prove their ideas they passed to me in real life in clinic and school and I am living that successful life of the healer and physician.
Lets explore this together.
In this four week self paced, guided lesson plan I am going to lead you through a series on discussions on valuable skills to develop. These skills and new habits are valuable in beginning to develop a thriving practice, ministry or counseling service if your intention is to make a living!
Week #1: Identifying and Breaking Bad Productivity Habits
Week #2: Prioritizing Your Life To Boost Practice Productivity
Week #3: Building A Support Network To Boost Your Practice Building
Week #4: Using Checklist to Boost your Practice Building
Each week topic has between seven and nine individual lessons and is essentially a guided meditation on how to be as productive as possible in creating your dream practice. I have tried to break each concept down into bite sized and useful bit of guidance. Remember, We have been building successful practices and schools for 35 years. We know how to do it! Of course there is more!
More self development and practice building courses and lessons on the way!
Your Instructor
Prof. Anthony B. James MSc.(Clinical Herbology), DNM(C), ND(T), MD(AM), DOM(Acu), DPHC(h.c.), Ph.D. (IM), Ph.D. (Hospitaller Medicine h.c.), DMM, RAAP, UTTS, MSGR./CHEV., Ordained Native Monsignor-Native Bishop, Eastern Orthodox Catholic Church of the East in Brazil, Dean, Professor, Director of Education and Traditional Medicine AAPNA.Advisory Board Member
Professor- Teacher, Physician, Registered Ayurveda Doctor (Vidya), Chriistian Minister, Healer, Therapist... Florida, USA
Anthony B. James was one of the first Westerners ever recognized in Thailand as an authentic Thai Traditional Medicine teacher and Ajahn or professor; where his work is known and honored throughout the country by the Royal Thai Gov't Ministries of Thai Traditional Medicine, Thai Department of Commerce and Tourism Authority of Thailand (TOT- Friend of Thailand Awardee recipient), Wat Po Association of Thai Traditional Medical Schools registered AJAHN (Ajahn)/ Professor of Thai Traditional Medicine. He is a teacher of Thai Ayurveda, Classical Indian Ayurveda, Yoga, and Vedic astrology (Thai Korosot Astrology), who shows how Yoga and Vedic systems of knowledge interface for optimizing our human potential.
A.A.P.N.A. Advisory Board Member and Registered Ayurvedic Doctor R.A.D. (A.A.P.N.A.) practicing Ayurveda Medicine and therapy for over 39 years. His books include "Ayurveda of Thailand- The A.A.P.N.A. Veda Vyasa Award Recipient for 2017", "Ayurveda and Thai Yoga, Religious Therapeutics Theory and Practice," as several Telly Award-winning Video Documentaries on Thai Traditional Medicine and Thai Yoga Therapy. He is currently the director of the N.A.I.C.: American College of Natural Medicine, A.C.N.M.School of Ayurveda Medicine and Thai Yoga Center, Staff and Faculty for Oriental Medicine Doctoral program of the PanAmerican School of Natural Medicine- Nevis West Indies, and on the editorial board for the magazine "International Journal of Complimentary and Alternative Medicine."
Dr. James has a forty-year background in natural healing, including the systems of Native American Medicine, Thai Ayurveda, Classical Indian Ayurveda, Chinese Medicine, Western Herbalism, and Vedic Astrology. He has an M.D.(AM) degree, Board Certified Naturopathic Degree, two doctoral degrees in Natural Medicine, an O.M.D. (Acupuncture), and a doctorate/Ph.D. in Indigenous Medicine and Monastic Medicine. Dr. James also holds a Masters's in Clinical Herbology and has taught herbal medicine for several years. He is the dean of the A.C.N.M.: American College of Natural Medicine, the School of Ayurveda Medicine, and the Thai Yoga Center schools and programs. Dr. James is the author of numerous books, articles, and hundreds of educational videos focused on Ayurveda and related topics. For many years, he has presented seminars and at national and international medical conferences, including A.A.P.N.A.
In addition to his interest and research into his family's Native American Religious and medical heritage, Dr. James is an ordained priest and Monsignor of the Sacred Medical Order of The Church of Hope (S.M.O.CH./ S.M.O.K.H.). The Church of Hope is a unique and sacred ministry of monastic medicine, sanctified healing, ecclesiastical medicine, holistic medicine, and indigenous medicines as part of religious doctrine, where he is working to integrate Ayurveda and Complimentary Medicine into the Monastic Medical Tradition of the church.
In September 2016, Ajahn James published a comprehensive textbook titled "Ayurveda of Thailand: Indigenous Traditional Thai Medicine and Yoga Therapy, "Meta Journal Press. This new book details Ayurveda's authentic history and genuine practices, philosophy, and religious therapeutics in Thailand.
November 30th. 2009, Ajahn, Dr. Anthony James receives LifeTime Membership Recognition with the Union of Thai Traditional Medicine Society (U.T.T.S.). The award was presented by Mr. Aram Amaradit (Dr. Amratisha), Member of Parliament of Surin Province, Chairman of the Committee on Public Health, President, and founder: Of the Union of Thai Traditional Medicine Society, Ministry on Public Health, Thailand. U.T.T.S. Life Time recognition (Thai Traditional Medicine/ Thai Traditional Massage) credentials #520121896. The credentials were issued in the offices of The Union of Thai Traditional Medicine Society, Ministry of Public Health, Nonthaburi, Thailand.
Ajahn, Dr. James studied under the former Grandmaster Ajahn Sintorn Chaichagun at the Shivagakomarpaj Traditional Medicine Hospital in Chiang Mai, Thailand, from 1988 to 1995. He maintained a working relationship with his mentor in the Northern style, Grand Master Sintorn, and "The Old Medicine Hospital" until Grand Master Sintorn's passing in 2005.
Ajahn, Dr. James was the original founder and chief Teacher for the International Thai Therapists Association 1992-2012, to fairly represent the traditional Thai Yoga and Thai Massage practiced primarily in the US. Dr. James specializes in Native American Medicine, Thai medical theory, Asian history, Ayurveda, and Theravada Buddhism. In 2006, he was granted Ajahn/ professor and Master Thai Traditional Medicine: Thai Yoga/ Thai Massage Teacher status through the Anantasuk system (Hua Hin Thailand), recognized by the Wat Po Association. The Wangklaikangwon Industrial College Dean and Educational Director, Dr. Surasak Srinoi, presented the award.
Course Curriculum
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StartWeek 1: Identifying and Breaking Bad Productivity Habits
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StartBenefits of Good Habits
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StartIdentifying Bad Habits
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StartRoot Causes of Bad Habits
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StartCommon Bad Habits
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StartHow To Fix Bad Productivity Habits
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StartDo This Next To Change Your Habits
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StartIdentifying and Breaking Bad Habits Textbook, Worksheet and Checklist
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StartBuilding a Support Network to Boost your Practice Building & PDF + Checklist
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StartBuilding a Support Network or Practice Building Team
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StartBoosting Network Efficiency
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StartAsking For Help
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StartWho should you ask for help?
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StartWhere You Practice or Work
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StartNetwork Support at Home
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StartMore Task to get help with
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StartDo This Next & Worksheet