MAKING IT SO NEWSLETTER  

 
BY: Dr. Robert Van Laarhoven
 
Dear Making It So-ers:Thank for those who 
have recently purchased my book and apparel.  
I always appreciate when I receive 
correspondence from individuals who 
thought they were alone in their thoughts 
and feelings on the principles of 
"Making It So" and when they meet and 
greet a person that has read the material 
(or they have identified them by the 
recognizable logo) and share their 
thoughts and feelings, they feel as though 
they have been given a vitamin B-12 shot
(energizing booster injection typically
given by a physician). Recently I was 
talking with a person who took great 
pride in their due diligence to correct 
what they perceived was wrong.  
The person felt that someone took 
advantage of them and through their 
persistence and tenacity, when the 
opportunity arose they would get even 
with the person.  
The person claimed that in certain cases 
in the past it may have taken a few years
but eventually they felt vindicated.   
This person suffers from a liver disease 
and if you have the chance to read Louise 
Hays' book, "Heal Your Body", she states 
that the mind affects the body and what 
is a dis-ease of the mind eventually 
will affect and create a dis-ease of the 
body.  
She writes that a person with liver disease 
is one that has been thinking or has a 
mind-set that: "Justifying fault-finding 
to deceive yourself" and the affirmation 
to reverse or cure the dis-ease is: 
"I choose to live my life through the 
open space in my heart. I look for love 
and I find it everywhere."   

It is amazing how accurate the relationship 
is between the mind and body and when one 
looks at the physical ailments and how 
closely related they are to the mind-set 
of the person, a person has to take a 
serious look at what physically ails them 
and how they have been thinking.  

I mentioned this quote and affirmation to 
this person and added that when one holds 
on to regrets or has a revengeful attitude, 
it adds up over time.  

It becomes like a twenty-pound turkey 
hoisted over one's shoulder and you carry 
this extra weight with you through your 
daily activities.  This additional weight
wrecks havoc on your spine, joints in your
hips, knees, ankles and organs.The sooner 
you shed the weight; the body 
seems to work with you rather than
against you. The spine and joints work 
more freely, increasing your mobility
and agility, ready and subtle to handle
the daily stressors of human life."
The doctor of the future will give no 
medicine but will interest his
patients in the care of the human frame, 
in diet, and in the cause and
prevention of disease."  Thomas Edison's 
you share your gifts with the world, 
enjoy your adventure while you
continue to make it so....
Dr. Robert Van Laarhoven
Author of Making It So 

http://www.makingitso.com