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May 2004

New book focuses on spiritual side of BJ Palmer

Although best known for his writings on the art, science and philosophy of chiropractic, BJ Palmer left a rich legacy of literary work discussing his views on God, prayer, religion, death and reincarnation, Innate Intelligence, and other spiritual topics.

A new book by Simon A. Senzon, MA, DC, of Asheville, N.C. ‑‑ "The Spiritual Writings of B.J. Palmer" ‑‑ accomplishes the task of compiling these spiritual writings in a single volume. Dr. Senzon, co founder of The Chiropractors for an Integral Philosophy, received his MA degree in philosophy from Goddard College in 1994 and his chiropractic degree from Sherman College of Straight Chiropractic in 1999. His articles have appeared in the Journal of Vertebral Subluxation Research (JVSR) and Chiropractic History.

In the preface to the book, Senzon explains that the writings contained in his book represent a distinct period of Palmer's life, from 1949 61. During that time Palmer published 15 books totaling 8,045 pages.

"I have chosen what I think to be the crest jewels of the 'Green Books.' I present this material with no apologies. BJ Palmer was at times prophetic, and sometimes abrasive. His insights, although written 50 years ago, will be revolutionary for many people," Senzon noted. "This volume shows a consistency in his spiritual writings that has never been presented in such a fashion. My hope is that the reader will enjoy them as I have."

"The Spiritual Writings of B.J. Palmer" has won praise from readers, including John Reizer, DC, a 1986 magna cum laude graduate of Sherman College and author of the books "Chiropractic Made Simple" and "Up And Running: Opening A Chiropractic Office."

"I found this book to be very enjoyable and learned about a spiritual side of BJ Palmer which was previously unknown to me," said Dr. Reizer. "I believe that chiropractors and students of chiropractic would benefit from reading this book due to the fact that the text will provide for them a source of inspiration along with a better understanding of what chiropractic has to offer human beings from both a biological and spiritual perspective."

"The Spiritual Writings of B.J. Palmer" can be ordered for $19.95 plus shipping/handling by calling 800-505-5460.

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What readers are saying about 'The Spiritual Writings of B.J. Palmer'

"'The Spiritual Writings of B.J. Palmer' gave me fresh insights into the life of this remarkable man. More significantly, it shows how big an idea chiropractic is. An added treat is the collection of photographs contained in the book. I'm sure you will enjoy it." ‑‑ Dr. Christopher Kent, DC, Chiropractic Leadership Alliance

"This book provides an incredible glimpse into B.J.'s mind and soul. By understanding him better, we understand his vision of chiropractic better as well." ‑‑ Terry A. Rondberg, DC, President of the World Chiropractic Alliance

"Dr. Senzon's book is timely, considering the move in health care towards addressing spiritual issues and mind/body medicine. There are few books that explore these topics for our profession to look to, so his book is must reading for chiropractic students, faculty and practitioners." ‑‑ Matthew McCoy, DC, editor, Journal of Vertebral Subluxation Research.

"Simon's book is absolutely essential for any DC who loves chiropractic; it gives you the meat of BJ without all the tedious repetition. It's a must‑have book." ‑‑ Michael S. McLean, DC, International Chiropractors Association

"Simon beautifully depicts BJ's search for spiritual truth and wisdom. He outlines his spiritual growth and development and how this process influenced it's impact into the chiropractic philosophy and practice. This work allows us a window into the mind of this eccentric icon of chiropractic and challenges us to find our own spiritual connection to our practice. It is a 'must read' for every chiropractor. It is one of the most significant works in historic and philosophical development of our profession." ‑‑ Peter Kevorkian, DC and Patti Giuliano, DC

 

 

 

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