Bringing Spirit Back Into Medicine

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Introduction

CD Stories

Dr Bernard Brom writes with insight and compassion on the human-spiritual dimension of medicine and

the special relationship that exists, or should ideally exist, between client and practitioner. Over the years

he has written many such stories for the Journal of Natural Medicine, which have become much beloved

by many. Now Dr Brom has recorded a CD of these stories, which highlight his unique insights.

Here's the cover of the first CD; read on and find out how you can listen to some tracks NOW, free of charge.

Track listing

1.   Introduction
2.   Finding one's passion
3.   Eye of the soul
4.   Choosing love or friendship
5.   Let the music play

6. Angel in a human body

7.   A prayer for help
8.   Of warriors and men
9.   The weight we carry
10. On death and dying
11. The blind lady

click here to listen to the first 5 tracks www.wellbeingaudio.com

(this will take you the Being Music & Audio site - just scroll down and play the track you want to listen to)

The CD has 10 stories on and is available through info@creatinghealth.co.za for R65.

Synchrodestiny

Deepak Chopra has coined the term synchrodestiny, implying that our lives are not haphazard or chance occurrences, but that somehow our destiny is linked to others, and each meeting with another is synchronised in a very special and meaningful way.

I was very much aware of this during those weeks before Christmas. Firstly there was the 40th reunion of my medical school class. I arrived early for the get-together breakfast and watched with awe as each member of my class walked up the garden path.

spirit into medicine

OF WARRIORS AND MEN

I am astonished at the bravery of our dog Saffron. If a another dog approaches her in a menacing way she will often just sit down and wait while the other dog does his interview and then when that is over she will jump up and be ready to play. But when those two Alsatians came charging at her with fangs bare and barking loudly she planted her four paws apart and stood her ground letting them clearly know that this would not be a walk over. I loved the way she turned to me as if to say just watch me now. A true warrior if I ever saw one.