Health and Healing

Tuesday June 20
10:13 a.m.

Read 2 books from Marc Levy back to back: "Et si c'etait vrai" and "Vous Revoir".
Feeling relaxed, mellow, appeased, still in their dream land. Which is a more fuzzy feeling than oppressed, worried, lost felt 2 days before..
Birds are frantically singing, apart from that the background is quiet in this residence and I enjoy the respite from the outside world. Sooner or later, I'll have to go to work and go back to the noisy "real" world, and this time off is necessary and more than welcome.
If Only It Were TrueEt si C'etait VraiVous revoir (French Edition)

5:42 p.m.
After the fiction read lately, "Health and Healing" feels right home in my preferred reality. For me, there has been no choice for a very long time. No money, no health insurance require a serious knowledge on the body's workings.
Dr. Weiss strangely ascertains (and many doctors agree) that most of medicine is of a placebo effect, the method not being important if the chemistry between the sick and the doctor (or healer) is positive.
Homeopathy being the less invasive of all medicine...

Health and Healing: The Philosophy of Integrative Medicine and Optimum HealthDr. Weill's book is absolutely fascinating, highly informational on all available types of medicine known to our time and age. The last chapter is on Physics and Quantum Physics, and I can't wait to reach that stage. In the meantime, it is a good way to entertain my mind.

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