“How Can You Do This to Me?”
“How can you do this to me?” the conductor stamps his foot and yells at the orchestra.
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Video: Popular Song – The Marriage of Words and Music
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.
“The Pulse, the Mother, Music and Water”
My soul is an enchanted boat.
Which, like a sleeping swan, doth float
Upon the silver waves of thy sweet singing.
– Shelley
The pulse, the mother, music and water. Let's see if we can draw all these together. When we think of the word pulse, words invoking fluidity come to us like blood, flow, and waves. One of the Oxford English Dictionary (OED) definitions of pulse is "the rhythmical recurrence of... undulations." It gives this illustrative quotation: "like the pulse of the flowing sea."“Is the Tree Unbalanced?”
Suppose a limb falls off a tree. Immediately the roots will start to compensate.
Video: The Re-Mothering Experience
Dr. Diamond discusses the powerful therapy of Re-Mothering and his classic book about it. The book can be purchased here. See more videos by Dr Diamond on his YouTube channel.
“Pure Art”
What could make pure art? Obviously it cannot be created with notes of music and instruments, nor with paints and brushes, nor with cameras, nor with marble and chisels, since every medium has gross limitations. A
“Why I Meditate”
I don't meditate to paint, nor to photograph, nor to write, nor for Enlightenment.
Video: Tension in Western Music
Dr. Diamond discusses an insightful statement by Rabindranath Tagore, that tension is the basis of Western music. From the "Music for Healing" series of informal talks. See more videos by Dr Diamond on his YouTube channel.
“The Choice”
Nate Sandor was a foreign medical graduate who because of our licensing regulations was required to repeat the last three years of medical education. And so he joined us in the fourth year of our six
“The Nature of Healing”
The word heal is related etymologically, and therefore in our unconscious, with the word whole.