It seems to me that the strength and organization of the osteopathic profession rests on its three core tenets:
1. The body is a unit. An integrated unit of mind, body, and spirit
2. The body possesses self-regulatory mechanisms, having the inherent capacity to defend, repair, and remodel itself.
3. Structure and function are reciprocally inter-related
This really reminds of what the Jedi Order was all about. The Jedi believed in a unifying or living force such as our bodies. They yield a powerful tool such as light saber, which I liken it to be like OMT. Yoda is the embodiment of AT Still. The osteopathic profession as a whole is like the Rebellion trying to bring peace to the world of healthcare. I see many how the osteopathic profession parallels the Jedi or the Rebellion Alliance of the Star Wars Universe.
By the way, I am only writing out of humor.
1. The body is a unit. An integrated unit of mind, body, and spirit
2. The body possesses self-regulatory mechanisms, having the inherent capacity to defend, repair, and remodel itself.
3. Structure and function are reciprocally inter-related
This really reminds of what the Jedi Order was all about. The Jedi believed in a unifying or living force such as our bodies. They yield a powerful tool such as light saber, which I liken it to be like OMT. Yoda is the embodiment of AT Still. The osteopathic profession as a whole is like the Rebellion trying to bring peace to the world of healthcare. I see many how the osteopathic profession parallels the Jedi or the Rebellion Alliance of the Star Wars Universe.
By the way, I am only writing out of humor.