Articles – Page 19

The Disenchantment of the Modern Universe and the Tale of Two Suitors

March 14, 2016/in 2006, Books, Past Issues, Spirituality /by Christy

By Frederick J. Dennehy Issue: Summer 2006, The Enchanted Earth; Issue #44 In the Epilogue to his masterful (and bestselling) The Passion Of The Western Mind, Richard Tarnas acknowledges the Copernican revolution as a “primordial event,” both “world-destroying and world-constituting,” the basis for both the ontological and epistemological revolutions initiated by Descartes and Kant respectively. These revolutions have sharply defined ... Read More ►

My Journey with Southernwood

March 14, 2016/in 2006, Health, Past Issues, Spirituality /by Christy

By Elizabeth Simons Issue: Summer 2006, The Enchanted Earth; Issue #44 When I was diagnosed with fibromyalgia I felt both distressed and relieved. Distressed that I suffered from a chronic condition for which there was no cure, and relieved that I could finally put a name to the cluster of symptoms that had plagued me for most of my adult ... Read More ►

Living with Hilary

March 14, 2016/in 2006, anthroposophic medicine, Health, Holistic, Past Issues /by Christy

By Vivien Ray Issue: Fall 2006, The Teenage Years; Issue #45 Vivien Ray is a Craniosacral Therapist in England. In 2003 her partner died of cancer in Park Attwood Clinic in. She shares her story. Over three years before my partner, Hilary, died of cancer, I was privileged to accompany her on her journey. As the illness progressed, she was ... Read More ►

Respecting the Will of the Other

March 14, 2016/in 2006, Children & Families, Past Issues, Social Health /by Christy

Michaela Gloeckler, M.D. on Adolescence interview by Johannes Denger Issue: Fall 2006, The Teenage Years; Issue #45 Why do young people today need help? Everyone needs help – especially if they are unable or at least not sufficiently capable of helping themselves. The answer is directed to the current life situation and also the age of the person in question. ... Read More ►

Reversing Diabetes Naturally

March 14, 2016/in 2006, Health, Holistic, Medicine, Nutrition, Past Issues, Spirituality /by Christy

LILIPOH interviews Helen Ross, M.D. Issue: Winter 2006: Gratitude and Love - Issue #46 Vol 11 Helen Ross, M.D. oversees the Reversing Diabetes Naturally program at The Tree of Life Rejuvenation Center in Patagonia, Arizona, a spiritual healing and retreat center founded by Gabriel Cousins, M.D.(author of Spiritual Nutrition and The Rainbow Diet). The Tree of Life program combines holistic ... Read More ►

Anthroposophical Aspects of Diabetes Treatment

March 14, 2016/in 2006, anthroposophic medicine, Holistic, Medicine /by Christy

By Ross Rentea, M.D.. Issue: Winter 2006: Gratitude and Love - Issue #46 Vol 11 Medical doctor Ross Rentea invites us to explore some of the deeper causes behind diabetes. Probing the relationship between our physical condition, cultural influences and our soul and spirit, he explores how an anthroposophic physician treats the individual with a diabetic condition. When it is ... Read More ►

Older and Wiser

March 14, 2016/in Children & Families, Eldercare, Spirituality /by Christy

Issue: Spring 2007, Staying Human in the Computer Age; Issue #47 The Blessings of Our Elders Radio host Glenn Brooks invited LILIPOH editor Christy Korrow to be a guest on his show, along with Native American healer and naturopath Phillip Cloudpiler. What follows is excerpted from one of their on-air conversations. Broadcast on KRXA in Monterey, California on Saturdays at 11 ... Read More ►

Math – An Exercise in Esoteric Development

March 14, 2016/in 2007, Children & Families, Past Issues, Rudolf Steiner, Spirituality, Waldorf Education /by Christy

By Lori Mackinder Issue: Spring 2007, Staying Human in the Computer Age; Issue #47 The heart chakra, a 12-petalled lotus flower, is the chakra to develop for our current time. We associate the heart as the center of our love, our compassion, and the warmth and coldness of our soul. According to the writings of Rudolf Steiner, six of the ... Read More ►

How Can Cancer be Prevented

March 14, 2016/in 2007, anthroposophic medicine, Health, Past Issues /by Christy

By Michaela Gloeckler M.D. Issue: Summer 2007, Climate Change; Issue #48 Broadening the Scope of Preventative Medicine Through Anthroposophy Prevention of illness— a science of health Preventative medicine in our time falls into three categories: Primary prevention: avoiding or excluding the factors that are responsible for an outbreak of illness. For example, in the case of lung cancer, smoking or ... Read More ►

Earth Is Speaking

March 14, 2016/in 2007, Nature, Past Issues, Social Health /by Christy

LILIPOH interviews Marko Pogacnik Issue: Summer 2007, Climate Change; Issue #48 What are your thoughts on climate change? It is all about language. Since 1997 I have perceived deep-reaching changes going on within the pluridimensional body of the Earth. Looking at them through the eyes of the rational mind, one could speak about massive climate changes happening. These changes can ... Read More ►