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Understanding Pain
(Part One)
How can pain be minimized? The general rule is: Be agreeable or go away.
September 1982The Best Advice I Ever Got
Watermelons; mind over matter; you are not alone, and you are loved
October 1981Doctors As Equals: Beyond The Medical Mystique
An Interview With Dan Domizio
It would be so nice if we didn’t have societal inertia, history, intransigence to deal with, but that’s a dream. We’ve got a system that was primitive, evolved to an enormously sophisticated set-up and is now riding on the myths and images and reputations of the past medical tradition. We need to recognize it, understand why it is what it is, and then step by evolutionary step take it apart and put it where it needs to be.
March 1981An Interview With Patricia Sun
The transition of awareness is knowing we must pay attention to our feelings, our fears, our bodies, our thoughts, our unconscious minds which may turn up bizarre imagery. We have to get accustomed to the way that intelligence of the intuitive self teaches, as a gestalt, and not take it all so literally
January 1981On The Mind And Cancer
I think it’s important that we appreciate that what we’re doing with this approach is to bring to awareness an unconscious tool that has existed in our culture for centuries, that tool being the use of physical disease to meet important emotional needs. Disease has been called Western civilization’s only form of meditation.
November 1980A Medical Doctor Diagnoses Reality
“There’s Nothing Out There. It’s All Happening On The Back Of Your Eyeballs.”
The suggestion coming down from the best minds in the scientific community today is that the world is crystallized thought. What you think creates your world. There’s an old Buddhist image of two mirrors facing each other — each one reflecting and creating the other. That’s the way it is with your consciousness and your physical reality.
March 1980Good Medicine
An Unorthodox Prescription For Health
I can tell you everything you need to know about nutrition in one sentence. “Good nutrition consists of eating a wide variety of chemically unaltered foods.” That throws out 90% of what you’ll find in the grocery store.
February 1980Personal, political, provocative writing delivered to your doorstep every month—without a single ad.
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