Barbara
I wish I had your way with words. These thoughts and those of Barb
Rager really caught my attention this morning. Maybe its the gloominess
of the day or that I ache a little more with this weather but
............whatever these words gave me food for thought.
Thanks.
Hope things are looking up today for you.
Rosemary
> Subject: Re: Healing
>
> Barbara Rager's description of the journey she's on to foster the
> healing
> process within herself called to mind another woman I greatly admire
> named
> Vivian Verdon-Roe. She is an academy award-winning filmmaker for her
> film
> Healing the Planet and the last I knew was also a lecturer and
> distributer of
> documentary videos along that theme. She tells the story of having
> been in a
> car accident which left her back in great pain and her future mobility
> questionable and of experiencing healing through her own spiritual
> journey.
>
> Upon hearing the diagnosis of PD and learning the implications of that
> diagnosis, something within us besides the physical dopamine-producing
> cells
> is attacked.. Often our very innermost concept of self and
> self-worth is
> impaired and needs to be healed. Ridding our air of toxins--chemical
> (body)
> and psychological (mind)--appears to me to make sense, and may need be
> accomplished at both the personal and societal levels.
>
> I am grateful for the intellect, feistiness, humor, deep thoughts,
> minute
> informational details, trials, successes--in sum the spirit which
> exudes daily
> from this list, and prejudicially I admit, especially by the many
> voices of
> Barbaras!
>
> Barbara Blake-Krebs
> Merriam KS
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>
I agree you Barbaras keep the list humming:))
> In a message dated 7/25/98 4:53:12 AM, you wrote:
>
> <<
>
> I am quickly coming to the conclusion that healing, all healing, is
>
> primarily a spiritual process.
>
> Barb Rager
>
