Emotion-LINK
The E-Link (Emotion-Link)
The E-Link is the main reason your condition keeps coming back or fails to be resolved. Your buried emotions and changeable personality traits are what dictate your lifestyle. Changing your diet or exercising is almost always short-lived if buried feelings (E-Link) are not addressed. There is no doubt that diet and exercise create health or illness. However, the primary cause of an illness is emotions and personality that guide your diet and lifestyle choices.
This Course/Map does not tell you to exercise or diet, rather it helps you deal with the blocks that interfere with common sense lifestyle choices. Buried emotions purposefully cause illness. However, many don’t believe the opposite – that overcoming these buried emotions and personality issues will allow you to heal. Healing requires that we address buried emotions, it requires being open to change. At first, your knee-jerk reaction may be to ignore the stress that caused the anxiety or weight gain, etc., and look for a pill or diet that makes the pain go away. This is what holistic and medical doctors do - they convince and sell you pills, diets, and treatments, ignoring the cause. Confusion is created when a small percentage of drugs, diets, pills, or treatments give short-term relief. Addressing buried emotions and changeable personality traits is what this work does to create lasting change.
The Grand Purpose Book IS THE foundation of the Course
LIVE GRAND WITH PURPOSE
The Grand Purpose by Dr. Mark Colafranceschi
The Grand Purpose book took Mark Colafranceschi D.C. over 16 years to complete. It was a combination of clinical experience, committed scientific study, and humbling himself on the limitations in practicing health care. This book has inspired - A Course in Health, The Emotion-Link, and Ultimate Exercise. Mark Colafranceschi desires to share these valuable insights into your personal journey to healing.
Also available At Book Stores and online. By Mark D. Colafranceschi D.C. | Published June 1, 2018
- The Grand Purpose is a functional guide that questions natural healthcare and modern medical care shortcomings. The book provides a physics-based approach to healing that goes beyond the proximate cause to the true cause of illness. It incorporates how relationships and finances may be the missing link to your illness. The book addresses how all illness is linked to both an addiction and your emotions.
- The following “what ifs?” are addressed: What If? You would rather be right over being happy and healthy. What If? All pain has a purpose. What If? You are addicted to self-help books. What If? All medical conditions are hidden addictions. What If? The difference between relief care and healing is life-changing. What If? The medicine and treatment you pay for are not scientific. What If? You love your illness. What If? There is a simple, straightforward path to health. What If? You are in denial and so is your map. What If? Relationships and finances play a significant role in your health. What if? Illness is intended to guide you toward your Grand Purpose.
- The Grand Purpose tosses the old map on health and uses a correct and accurate map. The GP challenges and calls out the shortcomings of both natural and medical intervention while showing an attainable path to healing. This path requires the ability to confront your addiction and be open to change. All health conditions have an addiction and emotional link that must be addressed to heal. The broken record of the old map focuses on external causes for healing. The focus is on luck, chance, and genetics along with a belief in an erroneous and flawed Germ Theory.
- Healing does not come from someone’s magic touch, nor does it come from a pill. Anytime we look outside ourselves we are seeking relief versus healing. Healing is living with the focus of unity, while magic is separation which seeks external treatments. Therapeutic Water Fasting has withstood the test of time.
Dr. Mark Colafranceschi's Compass
To laugh often and much; To win the respect of intelligent people and the affection of children; To earn the appreciation of honest critics and endure the betrayal of false friends; To appreciate beauty, to find the best in others; To leave the world a bit better, whether by a healthy child, a garden patch or a redeemed social condition; To know even one life has breathed easier because you have lived. This is to have succeeded. Ralph Waldo Emerson
“One thing I have learned in a long life, that all our science measured against reality, is primitive and childlike.” Albert Einstein
“It is our light, not our darkness, that most frighten us… Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure.” Marianne Williamson