Substance over style

Substance over style

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Here we get into the difference between symptom relief and true healing. A symptom is the outward manifestation of a problem – a headache, for example. Many different problems might cause headaches, ranging from simple dehydration through …

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The state of healing

The state of healing

  The talk in Canterbury went well. Although the audience was smaller than anticipated, those attending were interested and asked good questions. The video is still in process, but when it’s available I’ll post the link to it. The camera angle is a bit strange because we had a camera fail at the last minute …

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Upcoming talk in Canterbury 28 March

Upcoming talk in Canterbury 28 March

I’m giving a talk on the spirituality & science of ayahuasca on 28 Mar in Canterbury, sponsored by the UKC Psychedelics Society.

It’s a long way to go for me & most of the people I know, but the folks there are lovely and I don’t have to organise the venue, which is …

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Lessons from the Week from Hell

Lessons from the Week from Hell

This has not been a good week for me.

First, I narrowly avoided falling off a stepladder while hanging curtains. The next night, I managed to scratch up my eye pretty impressively in the attempt to remove a contact lens (badly enough to require an emergency room visit).  And to cap it all off, two …

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Prof Dave Nutt talk, 25 January 2012

Prof Dave Nutt talk, 25 January 2012

Long ago and far away, I worked at the University of Bristol in the Department of Psychopharmacology. At that time, Professor David Nutt was the department head. It was a real shame that I couldn’t get excited about any of the projects he had on the go at that point, as I would have loved …

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The fear of freedom

The fear of freedom

Caroline Myss coined the term ‘woundology’ to refer to some people’s identification with their damage to such an extent that they would much rather keep on suffering with it than get better and lose whatever extra attention or special consideration their condition might be eliciting from others. In fact, sometimes this is so extreme that …

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New Year, New You?

New Year, New You?

Happy 2012! I hope it’s treating you well so far. I know there have been plenty of posts about New Year’s resolutions already, but this is for those still working on them now that the holidays are well and truly over.

My ideal routine includes being careful about what I eat – no refined sugar, …

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Just a little thought for the holiday season…

Just a little thought for the holiday season…

The best six doctors anywhere
And no one can deny it
Are sunshine, water, rest, and air
Exercise and diet.

These six will gladly you attend
If only you are willing
Your mind they’ll ease
Your will they’ll mend
And charge you not a shilling.

~Nursery rhyme quoted by Wayne Fields, What the River Knows

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Minimally toxic pumpkin pie recipe

Minimally toxic pumpkin pie recipe

So this is how I’ve been keeping busy over the past week or so… it took 3 tries, but here I present:

Gluten-free, vegan, low-sugar (but still yummy!) Pumpkin Pie

 

  • 3.5 Tbsp tapioca flour (or cassava, from Asian or Caribbean grocery)**
  • 400g EcoMil vanilla almond dessert (recipe originally called for amazake; soya dessert could
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Book review: The Horse Boy, Rupert Isaacson

Book review: The Horse Boy, Rupert Isaacson

subtitle: A Father’s Miraculous Journey to Heal His Son

Travel writer and activist Rupert Isaacson has written for an assortment of publications in diverse parts of the English-speaking world. Married to an academic psychologist and based in Texas, travel was his livelihood as well as his pleasure. But when his son was diagnosed with autism …

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