Many of us have a distorted view of ourselves, the world, God, and virtually our role in this life. In most of the biblical parables, we often times have a hard time identifying with the characters in the story. Mainly because we believe that we are not them — meaning, we are not paralyzed, deaf, dumb, blind or even broken. However, I challenge you to change your perspective in these parables and find a way to relate to each character in the story as a visualization exercise. In today's episode we dive into the story of the paralytic. While we may not be physically "paralyzed" as we know it today, we are definitely paralyzed in a different way at different times in our lives. We area paralyzed in our marriages, our businesses, our personal development and our families. In this episode I break down the steps one needs to take to break through this paralysis and move into a state of alignment in which you see the beauty, joy and HOPE that God has given us in this life.
December 9, 2020 • Dr. Joey Kramer
32: The paralytic, the friend, and the great physician
Written by Dr. Joey Kramer, DC
Upper Cervical Specialist at Hope Southlake Spine Center. Dedicated to helping individuals find clarity and lasting relief from chronic neurological and spinal symptoms through upper cervical care.
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