For many, Dr. Wayne Dyer is considered to be the ‘Father of motivation’. For over 30 years he has written prolifically about personal development and spiritual evolution. Many of his works propose the idea that rather than being Christians, Buddhists Read More …
Alan Watts was a British-born philosopher, writer, and speaker, best known as an interpreter of Eastern philosophy, which he skilfully adapted for a Western audience. He became a faithful student of Zen and went on to acquire a master’s degree Read More …
Dr. David Simon is a qualified neurologist. He is considered to be a pioneer in mind-body-spirit medicine. He co-founded the Chopra Center for Well-Being with Deepak Chopra. He has become one of the foremost authorities on holistic health-care practices. Dr. Read More …
Rupert Sheldrake is an interesting and fascinating member of the scientific community. The video below is of his TED talk where he covers “The Science Delusion.” This talk was controversially banned by TED after being aired. It seems to us Read More …
Dr. Joan Borysenko is one of the pioneers of integrative medicine. She is a world-renowned expert on the mind-body connection. She earned her doctorate in medical sciences at Harvard Medical School, where she also completed her post-doctoral training in cancer Read More …
Dr. Lissa Rankin explores the awesome potential of your body’s self-healing ability, and shares some astounding studies that will challenge what you think you know…. Research into the placebo effect is now quite staggering and is easily accessible in Read More …
Professor V. S. Ramachandran, one of the world’s most influential scientists, also known as the “Marco Polo” of neuroscience, from the University of California, San Diego, USA. And B. Alan Wallace, leading scholar, author and meditation teacher, from the Santa Read More …
Siddhartha Mukherjee, has an impressive set of credentials having studied as a biology major at Stanford University – working in Nobel Laureate Paul Berg’s laboratory defining cellular genes that change the behaviours of cancer cells. He then won a scholarship Read More …
Those of you who are familiar with our approach will also be familiar with the term Persuading the Body. This is a description we have used for the last 30 years as a way of describing how we need to Read More …
Irving Kirsch, in his book Emperor’s New Drugs, exposes the myth that antidepressants are the ‘first and best choice’ when dealing with depression and other mental health problems. In fact, he goes further by unveiling the manipulation and misrepresentation of Read More …
