The word “wholistic” describes a relationship or system of relationships that are in balance and harmony. Any approach to living or way of doing things that is based on creating balanced and harmonious relationships can be described as being wholistic.
As an example; wholistic agriculture is a conscious way of growing food that recognizes the needs [...]

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Introduction
Within every action in life, from the simplest to the most complex, there’s a energetic balance point that can be found. Our understanding of our self and the world begins to change when we start to see our life in terms of flowing or blocked energy, energetic needs, and balance points. Here are three [...]

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a2a_linkname=”If we ain’t got soul … then we ain’t whole!”;
a2a_linkurl=”http://wholistictalk.com/2008/05/aint-got-soul-we-aint-whole/”;

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Wholism is about wholeness or completeness. It’s about using our whole being; body senses, intellect, feelings, intuition, and spirit to get a complete picture of what’s happening around us and being able to recognize a full range of needs; both ours as well as others. While wholism contains a spiritual aspect that may be considered [...]

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The word wholistic is very “in” these days. Our business friends, seeing a growing trend, have jumped on the marketing bandwagon and have created ad copy with such gems as “wholistic lifestyle choices”, “wholistic ingredients”, “wholistic ad campaigns”, wholistic blah…blah..blah.
In a materialistic society like ours every idea, person, animal, plant, and material object is treated [...]

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