His first encounter in assisting a birthing woman that declined then standard inhaled chloroform for pain relief was as an intern in 1913

Cure yourself, with the light of the sun and the rays of the moon. With the sound of the river and the waterfall. With the swaying of the sea…

Shinrin-yoku, also known as forest bathing in the US, is the Japanese practice of engaging all senses while connecting with nature for the purpose of restoration, reflection and reconnection.

I send you these five trinkets. They hold little monetary value but are rich in metaphors for living out life in truth…

“If we want to understand God, we cannot be afraid of what science might teach us. But if we want to understand science we have to know that science never has the last word”…

   A child’s world is full of wonder and amazement. A young child uses his toys and artwork to articulate and express himself…

Our innate need to experience rhythm whether with others or quietly alone, when we think no one is observing, has made group drumming…

Everyday living exposes us to significant amounts of stress. Whether it be from getting our children off to school, meeting deadlines…

Throughout history there have been ample views entertained as to the significance of dreams. In ancient civilizations…