Issue #82 – Winter 2016

Winter 2016: Biodynamic Food & Farming – Issue #82, Vol. 21
THERAPIES

The Case for Vaccine Choice: Asking the Right Questions, Joseph Cooney, MD

How Do We Participate in Our Own Healing? Understanding the Whole Human Being through Anthroposophic Medicine and Therapies, Adam Blanning, MD

Induction: A Dynamic Psychological Phenomenon, David Tresemer, Ph.D.

THEME–ENCOUNTERING OTHERS

CULTURE PULSE

We Can No Longer Afford to Not Understand: How Encountering One Another Can Help Shift Mass Violence, Leslie Loy, with Beth Weisburn & notes from George Herschkowitz

Beingness: Who We Are Can Instigate Social Transformation, Stephan A. Schwartz

Are We The Walking Dead? Finding the Way to Truth and Meaning, Tommi S. Morgan

Seven Ways to Bring Anthroposophy into Your Life, Christy Korrow

Community Partnership School, Sandra Volgger-Balazinski

NUTRITION AND THE LAND

Biodynamic Products on the Shelves at Whole Foods Markets, LILIPOH editor Christy Korrow Interview Errol Schweizer

The Farm Rhythm: Tips on Becoming a Biodynamic Gardener with a Little Help from Rudolf Steiner’s Agriculture Course, Christy Korrow

Farm Work and Inclusivity at Triform Camphill Community, The Triform Community

EDUCATION AND CHILDHOOD

Discipline—Guiding Angel Style: Approaching discipline from the side can build trust and cooperation, Nancy Blanning

Fostering Entreprenueship in Waldorf Schools: Leveraging a Holistic Worldview Could Set Waldorf Students Apart and Address a Need in Today’s Economy, Clemens Pietzner & Lauren Blood

FALLING AWAKE

Crustaceans in a Bucket, Mary Lou Sanelli

LILIPOH Staff Pics for Healthy Skin and a Splash of Color

Winter’s Gift—Choosing Your Inner Goals, Lynn Jericho

Rites of Passage: A Review of Leaning On Cedars, by Andrew C. Shurtleff, Reviewed by Patrick W. Comstock

POEMS

King of the Cab , Kirston Koths

Naming the Farm, Lisa Couturier

Never More Than a Cedar Waxwing, Lisa Couturier