Schizophrenia And The First Mistake You can't start off with a mistake and think you're going to end up in the right place, unless you are schizophrenic, not and wish to be viewed as sane, reasonable or logical. You certainly can do that if you're schizophrenic, which much of the American public, and even sometimes you and I, act like. I have a patient with Chronic Fatigue … [Read more...]

What You (And I) Like Think about what you (and I) like. Do you like chicken, margarine, tunafish sandwiches or grinders, pizza, ice cream, cakes, cookies, hamburgers, meat-cheese-eggs-butter-margarine-pancakes-syrup, watching TV, the foods that you eat, that which you drink, or smoke? I like everything you like. I used to smoke two packs a day, be thirty pounds overweight, … [Read more...]

Uncle Remus, Br'er Rabbit And Emotions In the state of health, emotions are like arrows in a quiver: They are orderly, related, capable, purposeful yet spontaneously and readily available in a wide assortment. With the variety and frequency of emotional reactions that people have, there must be a method, a form, an organization to these emotions, lest these emotional reactions … [Read more...]

Watch The Urge To Eat (Or What You Should Not) - Simply Pass By, Using Mindful Meditation It was Socrates who said that the "unexamined life is not worth living." I paraphrase that by saying if you do not examine what you are doing (and then do not do the right thing), you are not going to have a very long or healthy life to examine. The way life works is that when we do … [Read more...]