The very essence of Confucius, as propounded by Herbert Fingarette is “The Secular as Sacred.” Our word sacred is from the root SAK, to make holy – hence also sanctify, sanctuary and saint.
I keep saying “I do this, I do that.”
Matrophilia, the love of the mother, is a cornerstone of Dr. Diamond’s work and the basis of physical, mental, and spiritual health.
A new word: Tendaify. The Japanese Buddhist sect of Tendai that originated in China as T’ien-tai, was brought to Japan by Saicho (767-822). Its central thesis is “the notion that the absolute is inherent in all phenomena, and that each separate phenomenon is but one manifestation of an unchanging reality.”
Why am I doing this? I don't know.
Dr. Diamond’s poetry contains some of his most profound & personal statements. Teeming with insight, wisdom, & compassion - infused with deep spirituality.
Arthur Waley writes of Jen, our inherent humanity, as “The Way of Goodness, long discarded by the rulers of the world in favour of a Way of violence and aggression.”
Every disease a Life Energy experiment.
In this video Dr. John Diamond shares some poignant memories of his mother, from his childhood through to her passing.
I overheard Robert Fulford, my dear friend, talking on the phone to a young osteopath wanting to learn cranial work.
