| Autobiography, 98:army in that district and to whom I went as a physician. He did all that he could for me, sittingAutobiography, 115:to San Francisco and put under observation by a physician and psychiatrist there in order to findAutobiography, 202:the age of adolescence taken to an understanding physician and told the bald facts. I would like toAutobiography, 202:like to have the sex problem approached by the physician as he talks to the boys and [203] girls asBethlehem, 204:of relationships which begins at priest or physician and passes out into every relationship of theBethlehem, 236:Ovid addressed the following words: "Hail, Great Physician of the world! All hail! Hail, mightyDiscipleship2, XII:which are not safe except as directed by a physician. An examination of the text will reveal manyFire, 57:should engross the attention of the modern physician. He will then concern himself with the removalFire, 60:and which is back of the cry of the modern physician, when he wisely says "Back to the Earth." ItFire, 811:of the laws of health. The aim of the physician will then be to find out what it is in a man's lifeHealing, 26:himself to the wise skill of the physical plane physician or surgeon, as - for him - the physicalHealing, 47:that it becomes obvious that the work of the physician and of the psychologist must eventually goHealing, 47:- can pour through from the centers. The physician, who, taking into consideration the conclusionsHealing, 48:it is in the combination of the knowledge of the physician, the psychologist and theHealing, 69:The best reaction which the most open-minded physician can (I say can and not will) produce orHealing, 100:and textbook and I, my brothers, am no trained physician or medical authority, nor have I the timeHealing, 110:plus a measure of spiritual vision. The ideal physician and surgeon is the man who is also aHealing, 110:and damaged human being than is the practical physician. The average metaphysician, no matter byHealing, 243:a response from the nervous system; the modern physician is at present unable to distinguishHealing, 253:be added to the work of the psychologist and the physician; when this has been done, we shall see aHealing, 255:subject are too great, and the good humanitarian physician will not make his patient the subject ofHealing, 257:owing to the remedial measures of the trained physician. In cases of serious accident, where theHealing, 257:avail himself of the methods of the orthodox physician; he will apply a tourniquet, for instance,Healing, 257:methods of help and will usually call in a physician rather than be charged with murder. All theHealing, 276:which are present in the etheric body which the physician of the future will have to consider. ThatHealing, 277:by correct astrological conclusions, and the physician will be on far surer ground than he now is.Healing, 277:lines as is now given to training a reputable physician, a chemist or a biologist. TheseHealing, 284:and in the cooperative work of the orthodox physician and of the occult healer or healing group,Healing, 284:nature of the disease, as diagnosed by a good physician, and the center which controls the area ofHealing, 285:when he can work in collaboration with some physician who has the inner vision and can see theHealing, 286:the patient will be in the hands of a reputable physician for diagnosis and medical care during theHealing, 318:is protected also by the intelligent care of the physician, he can offset the trouble a great deal,Healing, 318:of power of life and death in the hands of the physician. At the same time, they are aware thatHealing, 385:Correct diagnosis of the disease by a competent physician, and later by a spiritual clairvoyant,Healing, 480:its factual nature is admitted by the orthodox physician, the surgeon, the psychologist and theHealing, 530:violence. Taking it as a whole, the orthodox physician is less rabid and exclusive than the modernHealing, 557:or in full collaboration with the orthodox physician or surgeon, then tremendous changes will beHealing, 575:mechanism and its diseases with which the modern physician has to cope. The spiritual healerHealing, 601:to work always in collaboration with a trained physician. The healer will provide the requiredHealing, 632:orthodox methods with the patient's faith in the physician and in his scientific knowledge. I amHealing, 632:to do, or to clear up infection which the physician knows well how to handle. The healer can helpHealing, 632:can hasten the healing process, but the orthodox physician can also hasten the work of the healer.Healing, 633:bitterness and constant [633] criticism of the physician and of orthodox medicine. Surety ofHealing, 652:needs to cooperate closely with the patient's physician or surgeon dealing with the case; he willHealing, 652:in the case of malignant disease, where the physician knows that it simply is a question of time,Healing, 675:like to add another factor: that of the doctor, physician or surgeon who is physically responsibleHealing, 707:this the healer, the patient and the attendant physician must be prepared and should take theHealing, 711:to the sane understanding and work of the modern physician, aided by the healer (who works as doesMagic, 273:within the womb is never overlooked by a good physician, and where there is analogously a wrongMagic, 305:of pain under the wise guidance of the physician. Psychology1, 49:on all rays, just as is the engineer or the physician, the home-maker or the musician. I want toPsychology2, 334:educator and psychologist, the churchman or the physician, will suffice to give the needed aid,Psychology2, 394:out His Plans and Purposes. Just as the trained physician, who is also a trained psychologist (aPsychology2, 550:is prone and which are well known to the physician, surgeon and psychologist. Those which are thePsychology2, 607:the phenomena of light, the psychologist or the physician can know that the pituitary body isPsychology2, 614:by the psychologist, the investigator and the physician. Psychic sensitivity, mystical duality, andSoul, The sp:of Francis Joseph Gall, the great animist and physician and the founder of the Science ofSoul, 93:[93] dangerous science. A little book by a Hindu physician, well grounded in Western medicine and |
