This Journal considers the negative impact that traumatic events of early life have on our health. This entry will also bridge the prior entry, which covered important aspects of maternal-infant bonding, with an earlier Journal entry from January, 2011. This earlier writing, “Parenting, Part II,” explained the important contributions of Danish psychologist Erik Erikson who […]

This Mother’s Day writing is about an important dynamic which forms the basis of where a good life comes from. It all starts with the mother, of course, and how the heart of the mother nurtures the heart of the infant child in the child’s early formative period. Today’s Journal is based on notations I […]

In this May Day writing we continue our exploration of the heart’s functions in the process of life. The 2 prior Journal entries covered the foundational science of the heart’s more subtle functional processes which are not often considered in our day to day lives and interactions. These functional processes may be thought of as […]

This Journal entry will pick up and continue with more information regarding the growing body of knowledge about the heart and its ever intriguing life process functions. I intend to expand on the properties of the heart which allow it to connect with and communicate with finer dimensions of Creation…beyond what our rudimentary and more […]

This Journal is an introductory writing about what our hearts are doing besides moving blood around. A deeper dimension of heart health, as well as overall health, will be presented here. In past Journals I have mentioned many of the facts in the reading below. In this writing I attempt to round out and bring […]

This Journal writing hearkens back to the theme presented in 2 recent Journals about the growing global problem of antibiotic resistance. This has become a significant global problem. You can review those postings here and here whenever you want to. These 2 writings deal with the growing number of issues associated with widespread antibiotic usage […]