Obviously, COVID-19 (the “Corona Virus”) is on everyone’s mind. As always, I follow what homeopath Dr. Paul Herscu, DHANP has to say about any epidemic. At this point, since homeopaths haven’t really been able to treat people yet, we don’t … Continue reading →
I recently read an article written by a young man dying from cystic fibrosis. Despite his poor physical health, he reports that he is filled with joy each day because he now realizes that happiness and peace are an emotional … Continue reading →
New Arnica Research I vividly remember attending a party many years ago at which a well-known New York plastic surgeon confided to me that he used Arnica with his patients. Our intrepid Dana Ullman has now let us know about … Continue reading →
In my second book, Active Consciousness, I talk about the relationship between the phenomenon of synchronicity and the homeopathic principle of “like cures like.” In a synchronicity, two meaningfully related things are drawn to each other in space and time, … Continue reading →
(NOTE: It’s still not too late to take action!) The time is now folks. After all our efforts to keep the FDA at bay, they seem to be doing an end-around at year’s end to remove access to pretty much … Continue reading →
As you probably already realize, I tend to write many of these articles about things that I myself am working on or experiencing. For me, my 60’s have been all about healing patterns that I established during my first ten … Continue reading →
I recently had the pleasure of being interviewed by Karen Thomas for her podcast show called Naturally Recovering Autism. I think this interview went particularly well and covered many important ideas. Check it out! (It’s show number 60.) Please follow … Continue reading →
What can I say? Manifestation works, and not always how you expect. In fact, it works best if you don’t try to expect how an intention will be fulfilled. This summer, my husband Steve and I manifested a pontoon boat. … Continue reading →
It’s been a while since I’ve written a newsletter. Lengthy summer travel, letting myself settle in back home slowly, and downright ennui got the best of me, I suppose. It’s also been hard to face what’s going on these days, … Continue reading →
Many of you know that I went to graduate school at Stanford to study computer science and later did research in artificial intelligence. In the last issue of the Stanford Magazine, a feature article about various recent applications of artificial … Continue reading →