The Power of Three as a Cultural Phenomenon
Why does the number three have such power in cultures across the world?
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By This Wish, I Be Well: Mind-Body Medicine
“Physician, heal thyself,” is an old proverb that resonates today as we seek context and meaning in healing as newer, more vicious, illnesses invade our bodies.
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The Real Last Nazi
Gerhard Lauck is the real last Nazi and one of the first professional propagators of monetizing hate on the internet.
No Place for Non-Believers in Mitt’s America
Yesterday, GOP candidate for president Mitt Romney — some call him the Frankenstein “Herman Munster” cartoon candidate, and I will let you decide in the images below if they are monster twins or not — made it clear if you do not have a religion, if you do not covet a faith, there is no place for you in his Mormon America.
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The Uncanny and Homesick Sexual Longing
As a young man I read an essay by Sigmund Freud called “The Uncanny” that continues to ripen and haunt me year-after-year as I am continually pressed to re-examine the realm of ghosts as wish fulfillment, how unrequited love compels a longing for a return to the womb and why the psychoanalyst becomes the mediator of these aesthetic spirits that chase and terrify us in our waking lives while they visit us in dreams and nightmares.
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