Facets of a Diamond – Blog
It would well seem that Mencius was perhaps the most inspired – and so inspiring – of all philosophers. His basic belief was that our inherent natures are naturally loving just as it is the inherent nature of water to run downward.
We don't have to tackle each of our superficial emotional and psychological problems, if we can go past them to the Soul, the core of love that resides in all of us. That's what Dr. Diamond tries with everything he does: his photography, painting, poetry, music - and this talk.
I dislike the word subject for whatever, whoever, I photograph. It is so cold, clinical – and can have a sense of being subject to me, as if I am in command, its master.
Your aura is the universe around you and your chakras the galaxies, all emanating from your Soul.
From Poems of High Life Energy. Dr. Diamond’s poetry contains some of his most profound and personal statements. Teeming with insight, wisdom, & compassion.
"The social status of women in Egypt was quite powerful even before Cleopatra. A subtle sign of this power is the possessive, almost protective attitude of women in many Egyptian sculptures of couples, in which the wife holds the husband with both hands."
One cannot really love without the other being seen, felt – Known – as a manifestation of Spirit on earth.
Dr. Diamond offers three insights on this central topic, one involving birthdays and the other two case histories in which he was able to help the patient’s relationship with their mother.
Anguish is not believing you have a Soul – which, of course, we all always have. When is the Soul created? At your very beginning – the first moment.