One of the most frequently used statements in chiropractic is "align the spine." However, when I think of the term "alignment," I recognize that the word nor the definition is unique to the field of chiropractic. You hear the term in mechanic shops, spiritual seminars, business seminars and even family life. However, a better question about alignment would be: how do you actually apply alignment to your life, evaluate it in your life, and pursue it in your daily life? For many of us, we fail to even begin the process of evaluating our own life for alignment. A majority of the time, we are sold a premise of what alignment looks like by modeling our life of what we believe or perceive to believe a successful (aligned) person. However, this often leads to anxiety, chaos, distraction and a disruption of our own internal peace because we are attempting to live someone else's alignment. Today, I challenge you to look at your own life and evaluate your alignment. Are you chasing someone else and their alignment or are you pursuing alignment in your own life?
