Tom Ferguson, M.D. interviews Ira Progoff, Ph.D. about people being much more capable of guiding their own efforts to get unstuck than we've given them credit for. About journaling as a tool to help you deal with difficult times in your life, times...
Tom Ferguson, M.D. interviews Keith Sehnert, M.D. about how he started teaching self-care classes in 1970, and the growth of these across the country. He outlines what motivates people to take the classes, such as to save money, be more in control...
Tom Ferguson, M.D. interviews Ken Dychtwald, Ph.D. about how our mind and body are intimately involved. This presents us with many options for using various kinds of body work to enhance our own health, happiness and fulfillment.
Russell E. DiCarlo interviews George Leonard about a variety of specific programs and processes to assist an individual along a path toward personal transformation of mind, body, soul and heart.
Russell E. DiCarlo interviews Larry Dossey, M.D. about the scientific evidence supporting the power of healing intention. The third era, Transpersonal Medicine or "Non-Local" Medicine, is an emerging era of medicine that is contingent on the ability...
Russell E. DiCarlo interviews Beverly Rubik, Ph.D. about the challenges to acceptance of new ideas, as they are viewed as a direct assault on current beliefs. She gives examples related to academia and alternative medicine.
Russell DiCarlo interviews Gary Zukav about his view of disintegration of our social structures as a profoundly positive phenomenon; an evolutionary transition from a five sensory species to a species that is evolving through the alignment of the...
Russell E. DiCarlo interviews Edgar Mitchell, Ph.D. about consciousness as beyond time, and beyond space. This consciousness is more closely aligned with what the mystics and religious teachings would call the soul, the essence of being that is...
Russell DiCarlo interviews Joan Borysenko, Ph.D. about the many eras and multi-dimensional aspects of psychology and her views on the triumphs and shortcomings of Western psychology, transpersonal psychology, behavior therapy, reductionist theory...
So love is illogical, random and mysterious, yes? Not any more. We have cracked the code. In the last few years social scientists and therapists who practice emotionally focused therapy (or EFT) have made a breakthrough. Now, at the beginning of the...
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