For most people life is a fairly ordinary existence - and when I say ordinary I mean a contented, ‘far from perfect’ way of life. And that’s okay… until something major happens to rock boat.

Divorce, illness, redundancy, an accident or death of someone close – any one of these events is enough to get you thinking about your own morality. When you realise how thin cord of life is you begin to contemplate meaning of your life and direction you’re currently heading. Life becomes more precious and you ask, ‘What’s it all about?’ or ‘What’s my purpose in life?’

You may be disillusioned with work. You may come home from day tired or grumpy and unenthused after another day when your natural gifts have been unexpressed and passions thwarted. You may feel stressed or be under your doctor and on medication for depression. Other areas of your life may also be far from perfect and although you’ve decided to change things, you have no idea what you might change things to. It is here that many people become stuck and opt for status quo. If you are one of these people then rest of this article will help you.

Believe it or not a growing number of people are restless with life. They are shifting gear to accelerate away from difficulties at first signs of trouble and finding that after an initial period of getting their heads around a new perspective on life, that life actually can be a magical experience where things that kept you back before – like a lack of confidence or money – are no longer a problem and very few things become major issues. I bet you’d like some of that, wouldn’t you?

So, how do you create this?

See, most people figure they’re pretty powerless. That’s a good thing for healthcare establishment. They like that. You’re one with disease and they’re one with solution.

Only one small problem, though. In 2001, now get this, in 783,000 people died from healthcare-related screw-ups. That’s a fact. Imagine that. That’s 2,100 people a day. That’s 8 jumbo jets going up in flames every day.

Don’t get me wrong. Doctors and medical facilities are great when it comes to trauma care, bone setting and that kind of thing. But give me a break: 783,000 dead from medical mistakes? No wonder that’s third leading cause of death in U.S.

Anyway, most people don’t even know that. If they get sick, well, only thing they know to do is to submit themselves to conventional medical treatment – which of course is all about treating sickness.

But that’s not health care. That’s sickness care. Real health care is about building health from ground up. Sickness care is about cutting, radiating, poisoning and taking prescription drugs, which by way can be very toxic.