Wholism is a way of rebuilding our personal life and transforming an unhealthy world into a peaceful, co-operative one. It's based on developing a Big Picture understanding of how life in the universe works and then applying that knowledge in our daily actions.

In a world plagued by materialism, competitiveness, and egoism, wholism is the perfect antidote for the violence and strained relationships involving nations, religions, races, and the sexes.

Wholism is neither New Age nor a new system of beliefs. It's the collective wisdom of scientists, religious teachers, mystics, and ordinary people developed over thousands of years who have observed the universal patterns of life and found meaning in them. This universal knowledge has gotten lost for long periods of time and is then re-discovered whenever the world is dangerously out of balance, as it is right now. So, on cue, wholism is with us again.

Wholism integrates the best that modern science and ancient spiritual practices offer. It encourages us to use our scientific brain to transform the material world and our spiritual heart to create harmonious relationships among all living beings. The Wholistic Community Network (WCN) and my work as a wholistic educator are dedicated to a global vision of balanced people living in a harmonious world. Michael Greenstein, founder, WCN

July-08: Michael is offering two workshops in July:

"Lifeskills for the 21st Century"
 Saturday, July 5, 10:00 am - 5:00 pm

"New Whole Health Workout"
 Saturday, July 12, 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm

Both are offered at the Kits Community Centre in Vancouver. 604-257-6976

June-08: Michael is giving a free talk: "Living in Balance & Harmony" on Mon, June 30th at 7:00pm at the Kits Community Centre in Vancouver.

May 08: Our blog WholisticTalk.com is now online. Less formal in tone, it provides an opportunity to interact with others and express your thoughts and feelings on wholistic living.

There's a new library article;"The Balancing Act" about creating energetic balance points that bring harmony into our daily relationships.

April 08: Michael is now back in Vancouver after 4 months on Gabriola Island. It's now been 9 months since his cross country journey began in Montreal. Read about his experiences in his travel journal