Here she describes the phenomenon of gender dysphoria with reference both to her own personal history and to the academic literature in sexology.

Mental imagery, says physician Martin Rossman, can provide a valuable adjunct to traditional medicine, offering the opportunity for patients to discover the emotional stories behind their symptoms and helping mobilize the body’s healing resources. Dr. Rossman is founder and director of the Center for Collaborative Medicine and the author of Healing Yourself.

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In this 2018 interview, she acknowledges that she has been working with animals since childhood. She describes some of the influences that led her to develop the TTouch method. She also describes several moving experiences she has had with various species. Above all she emphasizes the role of heartfelt communication. She explains that, at a [...]

Ole Nydahl is among the first westerners to be trained as a Tibetal Buddhist meditation master. The author of Entering the Diamond Way, Nydahl points out that the Tibetan Lamas are specialists in understanding the bardo planes of the afterlife. The mind itself is described as a pure, limitless field where our thoughts create various [...]

Gay Gaer Luce is author of several books including Sleep, Body Time, and Longer Life, More Joy. Here she proposes that the aging process need not occur in the manner prescribed by cultural stereotypes. She suggests that if we look to other cultures we can find models in which old age is a time for [...]