Volume 22, Issue 2
NAMAH Journal Volume 22, Issue 2
Articles in this Issue

Love healed the bones — a case study in consciousness as medicine
By Yogesh Mohan - Jul 15, 2014
S., a young professional with a chronic non-healing stress fracture, arrives in a state of frustration and hopelessness. What follows is an amazing journey of self-healing and self-discovery, of doubts and frustrations, culminating in a whole new perspective towards body and life. The healing journey is recounted directly by the patient, retaining the authenticity of personal experience. This case holds a special significance for the therapist; for herein he first saw the power of love to heal his body. The case revealed many other intriguing mysteries of the body and its healing process, many of which may have universal implications. The consciousness approach is much more than a mere healing of the body or even the mind; it has the power to evoke change at a much more fundamental level of our being.

Love healed the bones — a case study in consciousness as medicine
By Yogesh Mohan - Jul 15, 2014
S., a young professional with a chronic non-healing stress fracture, arrives in a state of frustration and hopelessness. What follows is an amazing journey of self-healing and self-discovery, of doubts and frustrations, culminating in a whole new perspective towards body and life. The healing journey is recounted directly by the patient, retaining the authenticity of personal experience. This case holds a special significance for the therapist; for herein he first saw the power of love to heal his body. The case revealed many other intriguing mysteries of the body and its healing process, many of which may have universal implications. The consciousness approach is much more than a mere healing of the body or even the mind; it has the power to evoke change at a much more fundamental level of our being.

A review Of jāṅgama dravyas (animal products) in the commentary of Siddhabheṣajamaṇimālā
By Asit K. Panja, Dr. Ruprekha Dutta, Dr. Mita Kotecha - Jul 15, 2014
Animals and animal products play an important role in our lives. Every day we use various products, such as milk and milk products, meat, eggs, etc. The whole range is documented in a vast and complex way in Āyurvedic science. In various classical texts, clinical applications of animal products are to be found. So it is very important to study those which can be used for a healthy life and to prevent disease. This study deals with the clinical applications of different animal products described in a classical text of the 18th Century.

In the shadows of death
By A talk by Dr. Richard Teo - Jul 15, 2014
Below are excerpts from a talk given to dental students by Dr. Richard Teo, a 40-year-old millionaire and cosmetic surgeon with stage-4 lung cancer. Throughout life, he had been consumed by a passion for money and success. Now his body was being eaten by cancer. He had selflessly come to share his life-experience at 10 th January 2012. He passed away at 18th October 2012.

Homoeopathy and cancer
By Ramanlal P. Patel - Jul 15, 2014
Modern medical management of cancer does not ensure a prolonged disease-free period after using conventional therapy without using strong anti-cancer medication in many cases. However, it has been proved that a miasmatic approach in homoeopathy has prevented cancer for a long time from ‘killing its host’. This approach does not treat the disease but the patient as an individual having a disease condition and on how he/she reacts to the disease physically, mentally and spiritually.