Dichotomies and Skewed Morality
When children who have HIV, Hep B, or Tuberculosis can attend school without disclosing their diseases because they are protected by the constitution, but healthy, vaccine-free children cannot attend school…
Read moreThe Anatomy of Stress … How We Use All 3 Jurisdictions of Heilkunst Medicine to Solve It
Stress is feeling impotent to execute a plan or desire. It is the ultimate in feeling thwarted against the capacity to discharge an expectation into a state of realization. In…
Read moreNo Change In Symptoms Since Treatment … Or Is There?
Diseases like Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson’s, Cerebral Palsy and Fibromyalgia can be very difficult to treat! Patients who’ve lost sensation in their bodies have a great deal of emotional armouring. This means that they’ve…
Read moreIdiopathic; Um, About That Allopathic Label You Got
On a daily basis, a patient will cite another label that their allopathic physician has labelled them with. My favourites are the ones…
Read moreWhy Positive Affirmations Usually Don’t Work
At the beginning of a new year, we usually find ourselves re-evaluating our life, our goals and the efforts we are making to achieve them. Typically included is the area…
Read moreExamining The Roots of Science in a True System of Healthcare
The modern form of science is built on certain premises and definitions. In general, the way this word is used today implies a study only of the material world, or…
Read moreA Meditation on Reich’s Concept of “Organ Sensations” (part 1 of 4)
Taking my explorations of yesterday’s blog on accessing the super-sensible realm one step further, I have organized a meditation on Dr. Reich’s concept of “organ sensations”, by arranging a series…
Read moreLearning How To Access Super-sensible Realms
When I was a first year student of Heilkunst, I was very intrigued with the concept of accessing the “super-sensible” realm. The everyday or “normal” way of thinking and perceiving…
Read moreThe Einstein Affair : Why Truth Can Be The Hardest Thing to Accept
“All truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violently opposed. Third, it is accepted as being self-evident.” -Arthur Schopenhauer, German philosopher (1788 – 1860) A…
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