At some level – superficial, shallow or deep – every work of art still transmits the basic problems of life, for example, the fear of death. For few persons have ever really overcome them, at the
Ethics is the taking responsibility for all of one's actions — and thoughts, for they, too, radiate just as far. How far? Every action, physical or mental, lives on for ever, resonating through its effects on
"Revelation," Emerson wrote, "is the disclosure of the soul.”* To go to the soul - of the composer, of the poet, of the painter, of the sufferer, of every thing and every one - this alone
Vital Enterprises, Inc. President, David Richard, and Life Energy Foundation Executive Director, Peter Muir, Ph.D., are excited announce the donation of the majority of VE’s assets related to the work of John Diamond, M.D. to the
Think back to a time just a few thousand years ago. Talking, writing (such as it was) and music-making was with friends. Now it is usually with strangers. Who am I writing this to? I don't
I start each day with two forms of meditation. One is quiet. The other is active: say, painting, writing or singing.
Mother is a Verb. “Mother is a verb, while Daughter can be nothing but a noun.” ‹1› Here am I on my birthday, thinking of, invoking, my mother. Oh, how she verbed me! I need a
Imagine Henry Moore walking along Seven Sisters beach as he did so often. Thousands and thousands little rocks everywhere. He is drawn to one, attracted by it.
This morning, just after waking, I recalled this incident at a seminar on “medical intuition:” A doctor who admitted he used intuition in his psychiatric practice was asked by the speaker whether he had told his colleagues.
It was the beginning of a seminar I was conducting in London. I looked at the audience. To nearly all of them I was a stranger as they were to me. I could feel their tension
