Poem: Written and read by Dr. Diamond
From Poems of High Life Energy. Dr. Diamond’s poetry contains some of his most profound and personal statements. Teeming with insight, wisdom, & compassion.
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“The Euripidean Challenge”
Aristotle taught that the essence of tragedy is hamartia – the tearing apart of the fabric of one's existence.
New audio download released! – “The Metaphysician”
A metaphysician is a healer who works in a different, higher modality than a physician, the prefix meta deriving from the Greek for “beyond."
“The Soul-Seeking Physician”
When the great physician Georg Groddeck first examined a sufferer in his clinic, he would lay his head on his, or her, bare abdomen, sometimes for hours.
Video: Medicine and the Study of Human Nature
Enlightened medical training should encourage an understanding of human nature, including embracing the canon of enlightened culture.
“Without Misprocessing, God Is Obvious Everywhere”
If an average person looks at a low energy, even unloving, painting he will be put into that negative state. But if he closes his eyes for, say, a few minutes, then he will behold it as an Instance of God.
“My Evolving Guidance”
Many years ago I was on the phone trying to help a very distressed woman. Sending, I hoped, healing energy to her down the line. When I hung up I realized I had, unconsciously, drawn a very intricate pattern – a symbol – on the pad beside the phone. I found that it had quite a lot of healing energy, for whenever I showed it to a sufferer, his Life Energy would immediately be enhanced. It must have been due to my healing intention to the woman.
Poem: Written and read by Dr. Diamond
From Poems of High Life Energy. Dr. Diamond’s poetry contains some of his most profound and personal statements. Teeming with insight, wisdom, & compassion.
“Jubilation: The Mother’s True Lullaby”
When we sing a melody using just pure vowels instead of the given words, our Life Energy, and that of any listener, is greatly enhanced. For then the experience becomes metaverbal.
“The Matrotrophic Photographer”
From the Greek tropos, a turning, is derived our tropism, a turning movement of an organism. So phototropism is an organism, especially a plant or a tree, turning towards the light. And as a photographer, I turn to the light: always aware of it, always relating to it.