Second revised edition of Your Habit Body; An Owner's Manual ~ Best Practices in Energy Medicine Series #5What's a habit? One or more behaviors, conditioned to repeat. Habits are also reactivity conditioned to repeat, stored so they can be played back more automatically, with less conscious effort, than focusing to make a deliberate choice.We have many habits, both conscious and unconscious. We have so many, categories help: Physical habits, Imaginal habits, Emotional habit...

Article, plus closely related topics: 6,200 wordsIn a hospital, if we work with body fluids, we have gloves and self-protection routines in place. When we work with invisible energies, our self-protection routines have to be even more subtle and intentional.To my eye, many healers and students working with energy, work with invisible energy un-safely. Shared here is what I've learned in my study and practice with Energy Medicine clients.Adequate and sufficient psychi...

Corrected, revised first edition. Book of 65,000 words ~ A science fiction frame is used in which to explain the theory, method content and significance of Dr. Carey Reams' RBTI, a non-invasive method of measuring lymph biochemistry. In RBTI, test results are referenced only to optimally well lymph biochem. RBTI was the first modern set of test result biomarkers referenced to only optimally well athletes, organs and internal systems: Biomarkers 2.0.In the year 2045, Dr. Carey Reams...

Biomarkers are numbers generated from tests,both invasive and non-invasive. Biomarkers 2.0 are test numbers referenced to numerical ranges for only optimal well of the organ or system tested. Biomarkers 2.0 test results are always referenced to numerical ranges representing optimal wellness.This text focusses on the two most researched sets of Biomarkers 2.0, those for optimal lymph and optimal mineral amounts and ratios."Healing all the way well" is a phrase Mimi Castellan...

3rd edition 2023 ~ One of the wonderful experiences of my Waldorf teacher training was reading Rudolf Steiner's Fifth Gospel transcripts, with a group of friends, aloud, round-robin style, in a comfy living room. We read a chapter each night over the 12 Days of Christmas. If you've done this, you may also have felt the pull to draw closer to this material. I certainly did.Dr. Steiner's aim was to update the biography of Jesus of Nazareth in light of the expanded intellectual unders...

Where body symbology and acupuncture meridians meet. All topics revised 2026. Slate Burris' topic of Six Element Acupuncture now incorporated.Especially pertinent for muscle-testers and "energy detectives" of all kinds,this compiles many sources to make it easy, to move back and forth between meridian-organ dysfunction; and, underlying mental-emotional issues.Did you ever think Chinese Medicine had accurate intuitions about psychology and the whole person; yet, they...

Puppies have five senses. Humans are more than puppies. How did human beings get limited to only the five senses a puppy has?While modern Western culture trains us to triangulate outer things precisely--it trains us to triangulate inner experiences almost not at all.Each of our sensory channels can be conceived as its own "intelligence." Can Howard Gardner's Multiple Intelligences be a bridge for students to grasp the possibility of 12 senses?Companion volume to Bef...

Since 1949, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has maintained unrivalled control over the country, persisting even in the face of economic calamity, widespread social upheaval, and violence against its own people. Yet the party does not sustain dominance through repressive tactics alone—it pairs this with surprising responsiveness to the public. The Party and the People explores how this paradox has helped the CCP endure for decades, and how this balance has shifted increasingly to...

I call Humanistic Psychology (1955–1975) 'holistic psychology. What emerged next, 1975-1995, improved and expanded on earlier psychology in every way, in too many ways to name. Many new theories and methods were brought into final professional-grade form. While 1975-1995 is the focus, contributions made from the 1890s, 1950s, 1960s, and early 1970s are also considered.This book summarizes and provides access to Holistic Psychology's "greatest hits," its most enduring developments a...

Small booklet of 3000 words. Builds on the ideas of Richard Schwartz and other IFS therapists. Shows how the IFS model aligns with and clarifies earlier concepts of the inner child, child within, habits, habit patterns, Habit Body, gut-brain~head~brain. Presents additional metaphors which may be useful to IFS therapists and clients.Table of ContentsInternal Family System Model of Self~Multiplicity, Additional ContextThe Self is not a partWe all go back and for...

The word "science" is an abstraction. What's real in science? Objectivity. Objectivity is not monolithic—neither is science. How so?THREE Orders of Objectivity exist:First Order Objectivity acknowledges the value, validity and benefits of subjective perception, evaluation and intelligence. Subjective objectivity is valid in the domain of single individuals, one person at a time; where, individual choosing is honored, "For me now, is X true, beneficial and valuable?" Or, for ...

Many observers predicted the collapse of the Chinese Communist Party following the Tiananmen Square crackdown in 1989, and again following the serial collapse of communist regimes behind the Iron Curtain. Their prediction, however, never proved true. Despite minor setbacks, China has experienced explosive economic growth and relative political stability ever since 1989. In The Dictator's Dilemma, eminent China scholar Bruce Dickson provides a comprehensive explanation for regime's...