“I Will Always Treasure Her Smile”
To a dangerously ill young Chinese woman. I said "Li Bai" – and you smiled. You said "Mozart" – and smiled again. Through your smile I saw your Soul.
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“In Praise of Tolstoy”
Samuel Johnson: “It is always a writer's duty to make the world better.”
Video: “The Endum”
"Endum" is a Latin word-ending meaning “worthy of being done.” Approaching healing as an endum encourages us to perform it for a Higher Purpose.
“Soul-Pointing Not Bone-Pointing”
A very dedicated nurse practitioner told me of a patient whom I had once also seen. She is afflicted with ALS (Lou Gehrig’s disease) and has of course mobility difficulties. When I saw her, her Inner Flame was very low – she had read and been told so much about her diagnosis and her prognosis that she had, basically, surrendered any desire to live.
“Belief in the Spirit World is Innate”
Why must it be imposed on a believer to prove the existence of the Spirit World? What if the Belief is innate, as is the feeding instinct?
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.
“Medical Diagnosis as Bone-Pointing”
I’m thinking of the technically most skilled surgeon but also the most flawed. Time and again he would stand with his entourage at the foot of the patient’s bed and declare, “Well, you’ve got the cancer and you’re gonna die!”
New audio download released! – “The Problem with the Color Green – and How to Overcome It”
A seminar by John Diamond, M.D. A seminar presenting some of Dr. Diamond’s remarkable findings on color and its relationship to Life Energy. The central focus is the color green, which generally causes a weakness in
Video: Japan – A Philosophy Beyond Words
Japan is unique in terms of contemporary cultures, in that everyday life hints at a deep underlying Philosophy, one that lies beyond words.
“A Name for My Artwork”
I have been looking for a word to use for all my pictorial endeavors: painting, photography, and the placing – or throwing – of objects to then be photographed. I cannot find one in English. So I am led to the Chinese shih hua.