El misticismo puede ser entendido como uno de los peldaños más elevados de la evolución de la conciencia. Y así me gusta entenderlo, como un límite en la evolución de la conciencia. El hermano David Steindl-Rast (1993), un erudito monje benedictino, ha expresado esta misma idea en otro lugar.
In the massive media coverage of the terrorist attacks, there has been no interest shown in why the terrorists felt they had to kill Americans. They were "Evil," as the President told us, and that has seemed to satisfy our curiosity as to their motives.
This paper examines the human experience of medicine through clinical examples, historical antecedents, and the etymological differences between curing and healing.
I hypothesize that there is an inborn "hard" scientific basis for the healing doctor-patient relationship, which complements the so-called "soft" art of healing. In other words, there is an innate or archetypal basis for the healing bond, which is built upon a biology of acceptance, empathy, and hope.
