The Jew in the Lotus: Jewish Intersections Series
Journey To Meaning Review Replay available at http://www.blogtalkradio.com/creating...
"Reading furnishes the mind only with materials of knowledge; it is thinking that makes what we read ours." - John Locke. What do you think about what you are read?
Journey to Meaning, Judaism, Jewish, online book club, diversity, pluralistic, inclusive, open-minded, spiritual seekers, joy, God, religion, spirituality, cultural clash, atheist, unbeliever, convert, universalist, Mormon, Catholic, Christianity, Buddhism, Karma,
"There are many ways to get to the top of Mount Fuji." - Japanese saying. What is your Mount Fuji? What do you want to enjoy, master, experience in life?
How do your ideas influence your day-to-day quality of life and your relationships with your family, friends and community?
In this weekly year-long series we will explore the boundaries, the lines between, the separation and the common ground and how your beliefs affect every moment of your life. Each month will focus on four or five topics from a different book. It will be a like an online book club but we will dive deeper into what does it mean to you - the beliefs that you hold? What do you believe? Do you follow a certain religious tradition or are you exploring many or are you somewhere in between?
The Jew in the Lotus
"Reading furnishes the mind only with materials of knowledge; it is thinking that makes what we read ours." - John Locke. What do you think about what you are read?
Journey to Meaning, Judaism, Jewish, online book club, diversity, pluralistic, inclusive, open-minded, spiritual seekers, joy, God, religion, spirituality, cultural clash, atheist, unbeliever, convert, universalist, Mormon, Catholic, Christianity, Buddhism, Karma,
"There are many ways to get to the top of Mount Fuji." - Japanese saying. What is your Mount Fuji? What do you want to enjoy, master, experience in life?
How do your ideas influence your day-to-day quality of life and your relationships with your family, friends and community?
In this weekly year-long series we will explore the boundaries, the lines between, the separation and the common ground and how your beliefs affect every moment of your life. Each month will focus on four or five topics from a different book. It will be a like an online book club but we will dive deeper into what does it mean to you - the beliefs that you hold? What do you believe? Do you follow a certain religious tradition or are you exploring many or are you somewhere in between?
The Jew in the Lotus
Published on January 28, 2016 10:08
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Neurotheology: The Intersection of Mind, Body & Spirit
1650: René Descartes stops thinking and dies. Thanks to Descartes we live in a world where people think of mind, body, and spirit as separate. He is famous for saying, “I think, therefore I am.”
Mind-B 1650: René Descartes stops thinking and dies. Thanks to Descartes we live in a world where people think of mind, body, and spirit as separate. He is famous for saying, “I think, therefore I am.”
Mind-Body-Spirit approaches to life including alternative medicine and neurotheology seek to integrate mind, body, and spirit creating wholeness. This is what I do in my Integrative Medicine practice where I specialize in work with people with brain related issues (Parkinson's disease, dementia, M.S., Huntington's ataxia, diabetic neuropathy, autism and more).
In my writing and poetry at SpokaneFavs, an interfaith news site and my column, Community of Humanity in Inner Child Magazine, I seek to find connections between my whole self, my community and larger world.
By first understanding, "who I am" then looking around and really seeing the people, animals and natural environment, I seek to become connected and contribute to inner peace and peace in my world. ...more
Mind-B 1650: René Descartes stops thinking and dies. Thanks to Descartes we live in a world where people think of mind, body, and spirit as separate. He is famous for saying, “I think, therefore I am.”
Mind-Body-Spirit approaches to life including alternative medicine and neurotheology seek to integrate mind, body, and spirit creating wholeness. This is what I do in my Integrative Medicine practice where I specialize in work with people with brain related issues (Parkinson's disease, dementia, M.S., Huntington's ataxia, diabetic neuropathy, autism and more).
In my writing and poetry at SpokaneFavs, an interfaith news site and my column, Community of Humanity in Inner Child Magazine, I seek to find connections between my whole self, my community and larger world.
By first understanding, "who I am" then looking around and really seeing the people, animals and natural environment, I seek to become connected and contribute to inner peace and peace in my world. ...more
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