Related Posts
Subconceptual Processing in Health and Healing (From My PhD Thesis)
People worldwide face enormous healthcare problems for which the more resources we focus on solving them, the worse they become. Many solutions give temporary relief, followed by further deterioration. [see About ‘Subconceptual’] Some examples are depression, obesity, psycho-somatic disorders and drug addiction. Looking at pharmaceutical drugs. In spite of the general view that these cure Read the full article…
20. Autumn of COVID: Disaster2 Already?
(Re-)emergence COVID (re-)emerges in all kinds of countries where strict measures have not been maintained. This includes countries where the virus has never well receded (such as the US), countries where it has not peaked before (such as parts of Australia), and countries that saw a huge decrease after disaster (such as Spain and Belgium). Read the full article…
How Lisa Gauges Your Depth Orientation
Depth is not a trick you deploy; it’s a way you relate to meaning. Lisa can sense this in conversation, gently and without judgment. The process is domain-sensitive, safe, and adaptable, with value both in personal growth and in research. What emerges is a visual analogue, not a verdict: a gentle picture of where depth Read the full article…