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In Quest of Healing
We are just back from one of our weeks in California, in quest of healing for my neuropathy. As I’ve said here before, the experimental treatment on offer at Loma Linda’s neuropathy clinic sees the illness as the result of … Continue reading
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Tagged anti-semitism, body shaming, consulting psychics, curable hurts, diagnostic mistakes, Director Mark Busssell, experimental treatment, finding meaning, harmful psychics, harmful shrinks, hypocrisy, incurable hurts, inflamation blockage, insider wounds, life review, life strategies, living honestly, lost innocence, medical frontier, mind/body, NDE, near death experiences, neuropathy, neuropathy treatment, placebo effect, processing suffering, psychoanalysis, psychosomatic, self-blame, somatizing painful experience, spontanious remissions, Thomas Nagel's subjective and objective in Mortal Questions, walking handicap, women friends
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Was It A Past Life?
Was It A Past Life? By now there are many cases on record of individuals recalling previous lifetimes. A person under hypnosis will seem to remember incidents that occurred under conditions quite different from those obtaining in that person’s present … Continue reading
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Forgiveness Revisited
Forgiveness Revisited Lately I’ve come to a new attitude toward forgiveness and, for me, it’s a really great change. You might say, it’s a move closer to the Christian view, but that would be misleading. The change was prompted by … Continue reading
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Tagged Anne Frank, anti-semitism, anti-semitism in denial, cafe conversation, cheap grace, Christian forgiveness, circling evil, civilian Nazi collaborator, civilian Nazi informer, conditions for forgiveness, dangers of forgiveness, defaming others, defeating evil, Dietrich Bonhoffeur, divine power, dream narrative, dream visit, enabling, enabling an aggressor, evil's contagion, forgiveness, forgiving injuries to others, genteel anti-semitism, geography of experience, get out of jail free, hasidic saints, hasidic tradition, insulting Jews, Jesus and forgiveness, Jewish atonement, Jewish identity, Jewish saints, Jewish self-defense, Jews in hiding, letting go, life experience, life wounds, lightening the load, love of God, making amends, Martin Buber, Martin Buber's "Tales of the Hasidim: The Early Masters", moral burdens, moral landscape, moral martial arts, overheard at a cafe, power of forgiveness, rabbinic view of forgiveness, repairing social injury, restaurant scene, self-righteousness, significant dream, social combat, social protocol, soul visitation, spiritual transformation, superficial sophisticates, the art of war, the family of Anne Frank, theological anti-semitism, transforming evil, turning the other cheek, zaddik
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