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Radical Healing: Integrating the World's Great Therapeutic Traditions to Create a New Transformative Medicine--the title sounds like an impossible undertaking. Yet Ballentine, an American physician and psychiatrist trained in many of the world's healing traditions, succeeds. He introduces the principles of holistic healing and presents an integrated system combining the awareness, tools, and practices taught by a variety of healing disciplines, including Ayurveda, homeopathy, and herbal medicine. Ballentine explains the principles of "nature's medicinals," based on the herbal traditions of China, India (Ayurvedic), Europe, and Native America. He presents several self-assessment techniques, including body maps and mind/body types. He describes the use of exercise, nutrition and cleansing (detoxification), and holistic techniques for working with energy and consciousness. Extensive resources for integrating holistic healing approaches into your daily life let you continue after the book ends. Radical Healing is not a quick fix--it's intelligent, philosophical, and detailed, best for those who are interested in learning about different schools of holistic healing approaches, open to new insights and skills, and willing to devote time to learning to use them. --Joan Price --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
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This detailed volume introduces a vast array of techniques?drawn from the ancient traditions of India and China, among others?intended to help readers achieve better health and richer lives. Ballentine, an M.D. also trained in Indian medicine, makes a convincing case against reductive and mechanical Western notions of diagnosis, disease and cure. Instead, his program focuses on openness to new ideas, self-exploration and awareness. Recommendations include not just regular exercise and sound nutrition but also detoxification, meditation, massage, breath and energy work, as well as the use of homeopathic, herbal and flower remedies. Significantly, Ballentine concedes that few holistic techniques are currently effective against many life-threatening problems. His approach focuses on prevention and less-severe diseases, and the appendix covering alternative visions and treatments of 100 common illnesses omits AIDS, coronary disease and cancer entirely (a detailed bibliography does direct the reader to other sources, however). Ballentine provides an informative and practical guide, hampered only by his remarkably encyclopedic knowledge, which can interfere with the book's readability. This is a guidebook for the highly motivated; it is notable for its unifying, often compelling vision of an integrative and self-directed approach to well-being.
Copyright 1998 Reed Business Information, Inc. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
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While the unifying concepts to Ballentine's approach are unarguable - self-awareness, transformation, and wholeness - I found myself rather disturbed by the absence of a few things in this book. Namely, the author is so pro-alternative medicine that he doesn't even pay Western medicine the lip service it's due; namely, that its strength is crisis medicine and intervention. On a similar vein, on the chapter on herbal traditions, my hackles rose with the author's claim that the reader, upon completion of the section, would be able to walk into any health food store and select a "medicinal". This without the usual disclaimers of working with a reputable practitioner, be aware of interactions if you are currently taking other medication, etc.
With that in mind, I found Ballentine's knowledge of homeopathy to be truly comprehensive and one of the best historical discussions and practical applications I've found to date in any book. Other stand out chapters include the exercise and movement chapter as well as the "Healing as Transformation" chapter which concentrates on breathwork and chakras - very well written and good advice for everyone.Read more ›
But does he succeed to explain all? I would have to say in my specialty Homeopathy, he has not had room to go very deep. In Chinese medicine which I know little about, he introduces concepts of elements and then does little with them. On the other hand the book is a BRILLIANT treasure chest ideas and insights to the ultimate nature of health and disease and the interaction of mental states and subtle alternative to conventional Allopathic Medicine. I was high-lighting every other page! If he meerly shows people there are many many different ways to treat disease other than Conventional Medicine and that each of these has a separate domain of effectiveness, he will ultimately succeed. But the subject is so big, he could explore it in more books for years and not cover all of the subject.
Flower remedies are, as far as I know, totally without side effects.
Homeopathic Remedies, are MOSTLY side effect free. Most are available over the counter. Sure Homeopathy can produce miraculous, "soul-altering" cures, but Dr Ballentine does not state that these remedies are most effective if taken for a limited time, no more than a month, and sometimes less .Read more ›
What Radical Healing does is that it demonstrates how most of the holistic healing therapies can be used in conjunction to heal the body, mind and soul. It not only provides a map of how to benefit from using these therapies in combination, but also introduces the know how so we can begin to heal ourselves.
Dr. Rudolph Ballentine has provided the reader with many of his case studies and personal experiences, which brings to life the theoretical foundations of each of the holistic modalities that he covers in his book. Radical Healing is a masterpiece. I have changed careers after reading it and that is only one of the many changes I made in my life. No other book provides such transformation. So, please do yourself a favor and go out and buy it!
The kind of medicine Dr. Ballentine practices may be "radical" by today's standards, but I hope not for long!
As Dr. Ballentine notes, "Resorting to a drug to correct a human problem is analogous to dealing with a computer glitch by grabbing a screwdriver and trying to rewire its circuits. . . . when a few judicious taps on the right keys could modify the operating system and reprogram the malfunction out of existence." Dr. Ballentine has done us a service by sharing what he has learned about healing. This is one of the best books on healing and "alternative" medicine around.
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This book is written in a lively fashion. The author is intelligent, thourough and the text is approachable and flowing. Read morePublished on Dec 7 2002 by G. Stark
It's fair in that it accomplishes what the title indicates - it does indeed integrate "the World's Great Therapeutic Traditions" - but it fails to adequately incorporate... Read morePublished on April 29 2002 by Andrew Chen
The author uses his large range of experiences over 25 years and his very lucid writing style to detail the workings of herbal medicines, homoeopathic remedies & flower... Read morePublished on Sept. 13 2001 by Ian Craig
Ballentine brings synthesis to integrating the historic healing systems of the world. I am an alternative practitioner specializing in bodywork and the mind-soul connection. Read morePublished on April 22 2001 by Melinda Harwood
This book is very thorough in all alternative therapies and it becomes obvious that the author is a rare and true healer. Read morePublished on July 17 2000 by Bonnie
I read Dr. Ballentine's book a year ago, and have been using it since, getting from it guidance, perspective, information and insight. Read morePublished on May 11 2000 by Richard Kenyon
I was captivated by the wealth of useful information found in this book, ranging from homeopathic medicines and working with doshas to spiritual health and prevention. Read morePublished on Nov. 9 1999
Quite literally, left me standing in awe. Dr. Ballentine's long, but thoroughly readable text on the integration of "old" healing methods expertly woven into a new... Read morePublished on Nov. 4 1999

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MY husband left me and is due to receive a small inhertance from his mother. we have been married for almost 30 yrs. Am I entitled to any of it??
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California is a community property state. You are entitled to half of any community property acquired during the marriage. That generally means money earned by either spouse, pension benefits, and the appreciation of property or investments you purchased with community funds.
Separate property includes inheritances and things a spouse owned before the marriage. A spouse's separate property belongs to him or her alone.
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Dear Coos Bay Member,
A few months back we made you aware of a decision to suspend chapter operations in the Coos Bay area. Our reasoning was to take a little time to regroup and reorganize, rather than jumping in to the New Year business as usual. I�d like to take an opportunity to let you know what we have been doing since that time and our plans for the next few months.
First-we�ve been fairly active during the holiday season. Christmas Party, Hosting at Shore Acres, setting up and tearing down our tree at Shore Acres, participating in the Annual South Coast Bykes for Tykes, and most recently, the Annual Polar Bear Run on January 1. Over 20 folks from Coos Bay met up with a group of 12 bikes from our Brookings units for food and celebration at Agates Bistro in Port Orford. We�ve hardly been inactive.
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� Rides-as the weather permits, we will schedule rides on short notice most likely staying on the coast. As the weather gets more predictable, longer rides will be scheduled. Chapter members will be notified via email, website, and ride board at the dealership. Rides will be open to all but, as usual, waivers will be required for those folks not enrolled as a member of Coos Bay Oregon Chapter.
� Chapter Membership-We are now accepting chapter enrollment forms for 2016 from any qualified Harley owner wishing to be a member of Coos Bay Oregon Chapter #2137. Annual dues will remain $18.00. Members will still receive a 10% discount on Genuine Harley-Davidson� Parts and Accessories at Highway 101 Harley-Davidson. Members will also receive notification of local activities. Enrollment forms are available at the dealership, on the Membership page link and can be submitted to the dealership by mail or in person.
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"Hotel is very conveniently located, 6mins walk from Brussels Midi (Eurostar) and 15-20min walk straight to the heart of the city, the Bourse, Grand Place, Mannekin Pis etc. Don't be put off by the location. It is very central and traveling as a single female with two children, we never felt uns..."
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The article includes cool PDFs you can print out and use as templates.
I saw that and it's cool and all I suppose although for a similar project (a flock of pterodactyls bobbing on wires) I utilized this fascinating analog technology; magic marker and scissors. Kind of stimulating to the creative juices, the whole make-it-yourself thing.
But, to each his own.
Yes, I know!!!! Like… all these recipes and stuff… so totally destroying any creativity! Just take some flour and eggs and… things like that… and you have cake!
I have to agree with irksome, it's not a difficult project to make (which, I hope, is part of what makes if fun and doable). As with a lot of DIY, it's often not about who CAN do it, but rather about who took the time TO do it (and share it with others). One of the reasons for putting things like this online is to see what others in the Maker Community will do with it. Someone out there is going to take this idea and go crazy with it and turn it into something amazing. I can't wait to see it.
It reminds me a lot to my favorite ipad game Light Keeper (http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/light-keeper/id439062853?mt=8)
It helps if you have a creepy-ass house to put them in.
It's hard to tell but I think the house in the photo is a cookie-cutter suburban mcmansion-style house. You can even see the next house over (on the left in the photo) is the same color and has the same spire (as cool as the spire is, it's not as cool if every house on the block has one). Hardly qualifies as a creepy-ass house :)
I am of course assuming that it isn't one huge house, with two spires, which would certainly be rather awesome :)
If you check the article, you can see that at some point after Mark grabbed the image (which could be an iphone photo), someone touched it up – the black level was raised, making it darker and more contrasty, and the color altered a bit to make it more Halloween-y.
It helps if you have a creepy-ass house to put them in.
I've been doing a GIS for things like 'haunted house' and 'creepy mansion'. There are all kinds of pictures of big, gothic houses with full moons and graveyards, but the farmhouses with deferred maintenance problems are much scarier.
You mean like this kind of thing?
This seems much scarier to me than the Addams Family house.
Agreed! Great find.
I thought that might be the Clutter place at first glance. Nope–yours is scarier.
What about a haunted house that is "themed" to be an abandoned building that hipsters like to take pictures of. And then populate that house with zombie hipsters with cameras and have them walk around saying stuff like "That is so cool!" "Wow, look at it!" "Hey, who lived here?" but in a zombie tone?
I think that you just described half the bars in Manhattan.
But in my version one could charge admission to kids to visit—if they dare—the "Abandoned Hipster House of Horror." Could even have a "spooky" skeleton fall down from the ceiling wearing "skinny" jeans. "Do you think these look GHOUL on me!" The witch-like character could be someone just walking around with a plate of horrific food saying "It's vegan! Eyes of vegans! Hair of vegans! Good for you! It's vegan!"
In Southern California, we'd have a funhouse with mirrors that make you look like you did pre-plastic surgery.
Here's a thought… Motion detector hooked up to some basic audio so as to make the creeper noise whenever anyone gets close to your door.
It just so happens that we have a creepy-ass house, so we're in luck. Working on these tomorrow.
It's only creepy if you are suitably CREEPY and MAKERISH and if you're not then you're just LAME and maybe trapped a glass house with walls inscribed with esoteric spells in which case you are FUCKED in several ways. That is all.
"100-yard roll of inexpensive black paper My roll was 36″ x 3600″ and cost $74."
YIKES. scariest part of the article. Sneaking in the word "inexpensive" does not make it so.
This should be a "do it yourself for free" project. found cardboard and black spraypaint, maybe, $5?
ooosuperhitopsoo brings up a good point, $74 doesn't make it "inexpensive" unless you consider that this decorated 33 windows, which comes to $2.24 per window. Maybe that's sort of low-cost, after all.
The cardboard and black spray paint is a great alternative idea. It wouldn't have worked here (since the homeowner wanted to be able to open and close windows — cardboard would have been too thick to allow this to occur — he wanted it non-damaging (this was all adhered using Scotch tape — and the thin black paper was light enough that it stayed in place for the whole month: cardboard would have required something more robust to keep it in place) — and because there were children in the house, the homeowner wanted it to be non-toxic and non messy (no fumes or paint smudges anywhere).
My suggestion, if you want a "free" alternative, is to use cut-up brown paper grocery bags. They are opaque enough, they are lightweight enough, and it's a good reuse of something that might otherwise end up in a landfill.
Good luck
Ooooo I am going to make a silhouette of a turban headed man holding a bunch of wires and see if I can flush out the Homeland Security spooks lurking in my neighborhood.
The bottom right window is a NYPD officer clearly beating a protester.
I used to do majorly spooky Halloween decorating – but there are no little kids on my street anymore.
Here's my family's take on this idea:
Eachean Edmundson. Way to go. Totally fantastic silhouettes (both creepy AND charming). Love your work.
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26/07/2016 holidaygirlie57, suffolk
hello we stayed here recently for 2 nights, the hotel is huge with plenty of parking. We stayed in the pavillion rooms which were lovely with a little balcony wich was a must in the muggy weather we h... more
hello we stayed here recently for 2 nights, the hotel is huge with plenty of parking. We stayed in the pavillion rooms which were lovely with a little balcony wich was a must in the muggy weather we had recently . The balcony doors opened widely so we were able to have through flow of air in. The room was nice and spacious and cleaan .We ate in the restaurant one night and the food was good also.The hotel is good for children with a play area and a pool which my grandchildren loved less
Lovely Stay 5☆
25/07/2016 Cole2009,
From start to finish we had a lovely time at Blunsdon from the early check-in to the Sunday swim nothing seemed too much trouble
We started with some delightful bar snacks and a quiet drink on the ter... more
From start to finish we had a lovely time at Blunsdon from the early check-in to the Sunday swim nothing seemed too much trouble
We started with some delightful bar snacks and a quiet drink on the terrace just what the doctor ordered in the sun.
We decided to dine in Flames that evening and it was to die for, the food was amazing from the flame grilled steak to the light Baileys creme brulee, while the service was attentive but not intrusive, spot on.
We followed it up with the Sunday carvery with the kids and grandparents, again lovely and excellent value.
There was also a nice play park and swimming pool that came in useful.
Thank you again and we will be staying again soon less
Great Stay
25/07/2016 jace935, Plymouth, United Kingdom
We stayed at the Blunsdon House Hotel as a base to visit the delights of the Cotswolds. The staff were extremely helpful and friendly and the setting of the hotel is beautiful with good parking close ... more
We stayed at the Blunsdon House Hotel as a base to visit the delights of the Cotswolds. The staff were extremely helpful and friendly and the setting of the hotel is beautiful with good parking close to the rooms. Our room was not air-conditioned and we happened to have picked the hottest day of the year for our visit. After an uncomfortable night we asked at reception for a move which was sorted out to our total satisfaction.
Our room rate included breakfast which was first class, the selection was more than adequate with cereal, fruit juices, fresh fruit and a full English if you wanted it. The staff in the restaurant were all attentive and very helpful.
I would not hesitate to book this hotel again in the future. less
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25/07/2016 Mick A, Melksham, United Kingdom
Very good very clean food was really good the gardens was kept nice service was very good the rooms was nice and clean we sleet well we will go back there again soon for a longer stay next time so we ... more
Very good very clean food was really good the gardens was kept nice service was very good the rooms was nice and clean we sleet well we will go back there again soon for a longer stay next time so we can see more of the area. less
Fabulous Stay!
22/07/2016 bettyandsteveinwales, Blaenwaun, United Kingdom
Stayed here with friends for my husband's birthday.
If you are going to use the rooms to relax, sleep and get ready in then they have everything you need, filter coffee machine, kettle, hairdryer et... more
Stayed here with friends for my husband's birthday.
If you are going to use the rooms to relax, sleep and get ready in then they have everything you need, filter coffee machine, kettle, hairdryer etc etc. if you are going to stay in and stare at the decor you might be disappointed as it is a bit dated. We did find the rooms to be quite warm, so had the window open all the time and made use of the fan. No traffic noise what so ever.
The Reception staff were great, very friendly and knowledgeable. Most of the bar staff however were quite the opposite. The hotel boasts a whisky bar with over 100 single malt whiskies which my husband was looking forward to trying but none of the bar staff knew anything about them. Just as well I suppose as they charged £17 for two singles!
We had an evening meal in the Flame restaurant which was very nice and the manager Alex was also very nice and even gave us a free bottle of wine! Breakfast was £12.95pp buffet style it was good all you can eat and a good choice. Coffee served at the table was awful though. Will most certainly go there again but hope they can train their bar staff to smile and interact with the customers! less


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