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The 8 principles of Alfred Vogel
The work of our founder, Alfred Vogel, is pervaded by the idea of a way of life and of healing which is orientated in every respect towards nature.
1. Nature and the quality of life
To find the true quality of life, live as far as possible in harmony with the creator and nature, and be aware of nature’s powers.
Enabling people to adopt the struggle for natural harmony as their own aim in life, is a rewarding task.
2. Health care
Foresight is the source of health and happiness. The decision to adopt a natural balanced diet and to heed the body’s own signals must be taken freely and deliberately.
3. It’s up to you
Knowing how nutrition and health are linked makes it easier for us to realise the vital fact that the responsibility for our well-being lies in our own hands and not with those in health authorities.
We must learn to take responsibility for our own health.
4. Balance as a principle of life
Follow nature’s example and try to find the balance between tension and relaxation, activity and rest, intellectual and physical activity.
Illness and suffering are caused by imbalance and disharmony in whatever areas of our life they may occur.
5. Respect and sympathy
To live according to the principles of nature is much more than a technique. It requires an inner attitude which is typified by a deep understanding of, as well as respect and sympathy for creation.
6. The urge to heal is a law of nature
After years of illness, many people have recovered their health thanks to a rigorous change in their way of life and with the help of natural medicine. Natural, holistic medicine does not fight symptoms, but seeks to eliminate the causes of the illness.
7. The holistic principle
Every substance contained in a plant has purpose and significance. They complement each other and act as a whole.
It is important to grow seeds in healthy soil without using pesticides, and to process the plants for medicinal purposes gently and without using substances that are poisonous or environmentally unfriendly. Wherever reasonably possible, fresh plants should be used.
8. The power of love
In all our striving let love be our guide, for it is the greatest power in the universe.