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And now, the moment you have been waiting for all week. No– not that moment. It is the moment when yours truly presents the best, the brightest, the most informative, interesting, and entertaining of my sojourn on the internet. Today I have gratitude, no worries, losing recognition of our own face, the God of the future, marrying biblical sisters, Scrubs and the end of life, and a football team without a home field, and eloping six year olds, amongst a lot of other really, really good stuff. So dig in and enjoy the best of the internet (I could find)- Read the rest of this entry »
It’s here again and back on schedule. This week I’ve got emotion, fear and stigmatization on the mind, parables, heaven and hell and success for the soul and whoopee cushions, spleens and lots and lots of protein for the body, to name just a few. So without further delay I present especially for you, the reader, the creme de la creme of the internet I happened to have stumbled across surfing the internets- Read the rest of this entry »
Well, well, well, welcome to Mind, Soul and Body’s 100th post. I guess that makes my collection of gems found surfing the internet just over a quarter of my posts. Most blogs have about a three month lifespan and I am happy to have surpassed that. I wonder if that means I am in this for the long haul, at least for the rest of residency, which is coming up on the end of one long, long road. This week was a very strong one on the medicine, brain, and soul internet and I had to leave out an unusual number of posts. Without futher delay I present only the best of the blogosphere (IMHO)-
Do men and women weaken themselves in order to bring out the best qualities of the opposite sex? I am starting to wonder. Many women I have known throughout my life have a dream of taking the man, rough around the edges, and healing him, making him a better person. What could be more admirable? If you want to melt a woman’s heart, let her know that she makes you want to be a better person. This is ultimately Christlike and truly an admirable impulse, embodied in the story of Beauty and the Beast. There is something amazing about the idea of the magically transforming female bringing out the best in others through love. I think there is also a dark side to this perception. Read the rest of this entry »
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