1. Healing is a return to the truth of original creation.

It is not war. It is remembrance — a reawakening of the connection written into every cell from the beginning.

2. The body holds the memory of wholeness.

Healing is not forced upon it; it is called forth from within —
inviting the release of false survival bonds and the restoration of true design.

3. Life must be protected at every level.

Healing must never demand the destruction of the very life it seeks to save —
not at the cellular, systemic, emotional, or spiritual level.

4. Fragmentation is not healing.

Any process that multiplies disconnection is not a cure —
it is a continuation of disease under a different name.

5. The mind, the body, and the spirit are inseparably intertwined.

Healing that does not honor all three fractures the natural order embedded by our Creator —and cannot restore true coherence or wholeness.

6. Medicine must realign with its original oath.

To restore, not to dominate.
To reawaken, not to erase.
To heal with integrity, not through violence.

7. Healing mirrors the redemptive pattern of Christ.

Not by force, but by love.
Not by domination, but by invitation.
Not by erasure, but by renewal —
calling what is wounded back to life.