Many of the Japanese homes I have visited have a little altar area, which is usually behind closed doors. There is often incense burning, and some food that has been left for the gods. And inside
The mission of the Ramakrishna Order, following his instructions, “is not assistance offered to one’s fellow beings out of pity but the active service of God dwelling in each one of them.”
Dr. Diamond offers a new understanding of fear and shows how it is inherently delusional. See more videos by Dr Diamond on his YouTube channel.
Over the years, I too have collected many rocks, and my love of them has nothing to do with their geological classifications. I have no idea what kind of rocks they are. To me, they are
Dr. Diamond is an exhibiting artist in Art Walk Ridgefield, when the streets of downtown Ridgefield turn into a strolling art gallery. Art Walk Ridgefield kicks off on Friday, August 23 from 5 to 8pm, and
It is a first step for the patient to express his feelings through art. But what feelings?
Dr. Diamond discusses the tendency for painters, towards the end of their lives, to depict the Yoni, unconsciously seeing death as a return to the Great Mother. Another talk in the Art for Healing series. See
Not only is music associated with The Mother, with our mothers – but especially so is the drum. Marija Gimbutas, drawing on her most extensive analysis of the signs and design patterns that appear repeatedly in the cult objects and painted pottery of Neolithic Europe, writes concerning the Goddess and music about "the intimate relation between the drum and the Goddess."
“How can you do this to me?” the conductor stamps his foot and yells at the orchestra.
Dr. Diamond discusses the relationship between words and music in popular song. From the "Music for Healing" series of informal talks. See more videos by Dr Diamond on his YouTube channel.
