Editorial   Prof. B M Hegde Yiati grafo afto pou grafo Why I write what I write It is exactly a year ago that Mr. Ron Paul, Congressman from Texas, predicted that the US economy would soon collapse, in his historic speech in the Congress. Volume No 2 | thejsho.com | Issue 5 | Oct 2009 HTML Issues,Inputs   Krishnananda Hegde Living Life the Way You Want to Live The Whole Person Healing (WPH) concept is gaining ground by creating awareness about affordable and non-intrusive therapies for patients in both the developing and developed countries the world over. Volume No 2 | thejsho.com | Issue 5 | Oct 2009 HTML V. Sundaram Crying Need for Humanistic Medicine Dr. C.V. Krishnaswami and that veteran medical warrior Professor B.M. Hegde, are engaged in a pitched and running battle for advancing the cause of humanistic and holistic public health care system --- both preventive and curative--- in India. Volume No 2 | thejsho.com | Issue 5 | Oct 2009 HTML Research   Jury Polushin, Anatoly Levshankov, Dmitry Shirokov, Konstantin Korotkov Monitoring Energy Levels during Treatment with GDV Technique The general field of energy medicine is growing strongly but is still in great need of reliable monitoring instruments to assess the relative energetic state of humans with respect to a healthy/pathology ratio. Volume No 2 | thejsho.com | Issue 5 | Oct 2009 HTML G.V. Rgeusskaja, U.I. Listopadov Medical Technology of Electrophotonics – Gas Discharge Visualization - in Evaluation of Cognitive Functions For the control of the therapeutic effectiveness of the anti-depressant Simbalta and its influence to cognitive functions of the patients psycho-diagnostic methods and medical technology of Electrophotonic Imaging Capture (EPC) based on Gas Discharge Vizualisation (GDV) technique have been successfully applied. Volume No 2 | thejsho.com | Issue 5 | Oct 2009 HTML Musings   Herbert Nehrlich Swine Flew; Sweet, dangerous A swine flew over the cuckoo's nest and he barely could clear it at speed, he had noticed a rumbling inside his chest right after his last slop o' feed. Volume No 2 | thejsho.com | Issue 5 | Oct 2009 HTML Snippets   When Men and Mountains Meet Wang Wei, a Chinese poet and artist who lived in the fifth century A.D. drew his inspiration from mountains and streams. “I became aware of peace in life a bit late in my life,” he says. Volume No 2 | thejsho.com | Issue 5 | Oct 2009 HTML Heaven finds expression in Love and Beauty Mata Amrutanandamayi (b. 1953), popularly known as “the hugging saint” from Kerala, India, is a spiritual healer of a rare kind. To millions of devotees all over the world, Amma (literally means 'mother') is a compassionate mother, a mystic, a great healer of body, mind and soul and a tireless humanitarian. Volume No 2 | thejsho.com | Issue 5 | Oct 2009 HTML Tao, Yin and Yang Tao is a branch of ancient Chinese philosophy. It flourished in China for more than one thousand years from the sixth century B.C. to fifth century A.D. Tao in Chinese means “path” or “way.” Volume No 2 | thejsho.com | Issue 5 | Oct 2009 HTML Disease makes health pleasant Heraclitus (B.C. 540 – 480), a Greek philosopher who preceded Socrates by about 70 years was extensively quoted by ancient Greek philosophers and early Christian writers. Volume No 2 | thejsho.com | Issue 5 | Oct 2009 HTML Managing Editor. JSHO Non-Linearity in Clinical Medicine The whole spectrum of medicine consists of complex non-linear systems that are balanced and interacting with each other. Volume No 2 | thejsho.com | Issue 5 | Oct 2009 HTML