I was in my hometown last week, “Motown.” One of
my old friends still lives in Detroit, about an
hour from where I was staying. I promised I’ll
drive downtown to see him. So, early Saturday
morning, right after my workout, I headed
downtown. When I got there, my buddy was ready and
raring to go. We took off to see the sites.
Detroit is going through revitalization, and the
hipsters are moving in. Wikipedia describes, “The hipster
subculture typically consists of multi-ethnic
millenials living in urban areas. The subculture
has been described as a mutating, trans-Atlantic
melting pot of styles, tastes and behavior, and is
broadly associated with indie and alternative
music, a varied non-mainstream fashion sensibility
(including vintage and thrift store-bought
clothes), generally progressive political views,
organic and artisanal foods, and alternative
lifestyles.” So, once again, Detroit is starting
to make a comeback. We visited some of the new old
areas like Corktown, located just west of downtown
Detroit, and is the oldest extant neighborhood in
Detroit, Michigan, and a place called the
“Heidelberg Project” www.heidelberg.org. The
artist, Tyree Guyton, took a stand against the
decay, crime, and apathy in the neighborhood where
he was raised. Using objects that you and I would
declare junk, he created a festival of color and
deep meaning described as “Ghetto Guggenheim”. As
luck would have it, I ran into the artist when I
was there. Tyree told me that he created his art
in the ghetto using vacant lots and abandoned
houses as his canvas to show that art can and will
transform even the worst situations. “A community
can re-develop and sustain itself from the inside
out.”
It is exactly the same with your health –
mentally, physically, and spiritually. The
transformation comes from the inside and moves out
into your work, your family, and friends, into the
community, and the world. How do we make the
transformation? Start by practicing every day. You
may be asking what should I start with? The
quickest and easiest way to transform yourself is
to change your physiology. I have found that the
internal exercises support the transformation
better than any other system. I have been able to
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Like the Heidelberg Project, these internal
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I wish you the best in your Health, Wealth, and
Happiness!
Dr. Wu Dhi
