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Editorial
 
Prof.B M Hegde
Wellness Concept
Be the Change
It was in the year 1733 that Charles Scharschmidt, a Ibrilliant young professor of medicine in Vienna,
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Issues, Inputs
 
The Merging of a New Future
Symposium on “Sages and Scientists”
The Merging of a New Future
Symposium on “Sages and Scientists”. JSHO presents abstracts of the talks delivered at the Symposium on “Sages and Scientists” held in San Diego, California on Februay 26 to 28, 2010
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Prof.B M Hegde
Wisdom of the human body
You know what's wrong with scientific power? It's a form of inherited wealth: Michael Crichton
Science is making models, mostly mathematical constructs. “The sciences do not try to explain, they hardly even try to interpret, and they mainly make models.
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E. E. Escultura
The origin and evolution of biological species
The theory of intelligence and evolution. A paper on the physics of the mind, applying qualitative modeling to formulate biological laws and advance the theory of evolution.
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Research
 
Rustum Roy, Manju L. Rao
The myriad structures of liquid water: introduction to the essential Materials Science
The significance of water to life, including humans and human society and human technologies including energy, surpasses by orders of magnitude that of any other single material that MST members will ever work with.
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Musings
 
Herbert Nehrlich
Then she died
She knew today would be the day.
Much hope had been her sole companion,
the whispering of agile things
in starched white blouses, earnest hats,
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Snippets
 
'Your Body Your Mind'

Dr Frank G. Slaughter (1908 - 2001), an American physician was one of the earliest to explore the myth that human illnesses are located only in the body. In his pathbreaking book Your Mind Your Body:
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Art to help the Healing Arts

A 2-day festival called Ancient Arts 2010 held in New Delhi in April, 2010 served to remind the audiences about the forgotten therapeutic dimension of arts.
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Modern Medicine takes backseat

According to a news report in the New Sunday Express, Trivandrum on April 18, 2010, a 76- year old traditional Ayurvedic physician named Narayana
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A Medicine Hunter

Chris Kilham, an ethnobotanist from Massachusetts, USA has conducted medicinal research in over 20 countries including India, China, Siberia,
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Swami Vivekananda on the power of mind

One of India's greatest philosopher-saints of the nineteenth century, Swami Vivekananda (1863 – 1902) says that the human mind has extraordinary powers.
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