I base my title on a line from Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar. The original refers to Caesar’s betrayal by Brutus. Being stabbed by his friend was Caesar’s unkindest cut. My recent cut was for surgical purposes: I had a hernia that needed repair, and the only way to repair a hernia is to cut through layers […]
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Posted July 1, 2017 in Monthly News A Thought for Today from Brahma Kumaris [Need to specify the source.] The secret of change is to focus all of your energy, not on fighting the old, but on building the new. This month’s Beyond Mastery Newsletter article was prompted by a June 2017 Townsend Letter article about a subject important to both […] Posted October 7, 2014 in Monthly News The classic definition of “minor surgery” is surgery someone else is having. That being said, some surgeries are clearly more serious and extensive than others. A heart transplant, for example, is a lot more serious than surgery for a hernia, which is what I had. I am not sure how or when I developed the […] Posted September 30, 2014 in Monthly News Holistic health is often considered an “alternative” approach to health and well-being. That’s not entirely correct. The term “holistic health” means that the entire person—body, mind, and spirit—are taken into consideration regardless of the nature of the problem. “Holistic” is usually contrasted with “Allopathic” medicine, which focuses primarily on surgical and pharmaceutical interventions that designed […] |
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