Throughout the years, I had always heard the expression, “Physician, heal thyself” and I always wondered why, if it was possible, didn’t they do it. When I started studying metaphysics, I wanted to delve more into the meaning of that proverb and what I discovered was that there is a very sound reason for believing it can be done. This will probably require a leap of faith but I truly believe that there is a cellular memory of our bodies …
Julia’s mother, Lillian, had the most remarkable memory for faces but she couldn’t put them together with the facts. Julia had the most remarkable memory for facts but she couldn’t put them together with faces. They would go somewhere and Lillian would see a face she recognized and she would tell Julia where they met the person. Julia would then tell her everything about the person that they had ever talked about or that she knew about. They did this …
Sophie looked around her daughter’s empty room and her eyes filled with tears. She had just returned from taking Gloria to her college dormitory and the two of them had put up some of Gloria’s posters on the wall nearest the bed to give it a familiar feeling. They were running out of things to do. All that was left was to put Gloria’s clothing in the tiny closet and in the two dresser drawers that were assigned to her. …
He wondered if she had all her teeth. She seldom smiled, and when she did, she put her hand over her mouth. If he were at a horse auction, he could have had the seller or the auctioneer open the horse’s mouth so he could examine her teeth for himself, but since this was a social event, the only thing he could think of doing was to try to make her laugh. He told some amusing stories and all she …