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Crossing the Forbidden Highway: The Untold Story of Orgone, Body Therapy, and Suppressed Emotion

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“LA MEDICINA No importa dónde estamos en nuestro viaje único, nosotros tenemos un propósito. Cuando lo descubrimos, sabemos que nuestra verdadera medicina es aquello por lo cual debemos ofrecernos a nosotros mismos y al mundo. ¿Por qué seguir las enseñanzas de otro cuando tú estás aquí para seguir las enseñanzas de tu corazón y de tu Alma? Por qué estudiar la medicina de otro, cuando tu propia medicina sagrada es una sanadora. Cuando vivimos con verdadera compasión y amor por nosotros mismos y por otros, nos abren a la iluminación. Permite a la medicina de tu Alma elevarse mientras despiertas para saber, que eres sabio. acepta tu llamado. Bate tus alas y vuela, camina y muévete en la eternidad. E, igual de importante, ámate a ti mismo. Enséñanos tus métodos, curandero y curandera. Haznos probar tu néctar sanador.”

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“Indeed, want and hunger were not the only reasons for fighting. Plenty and scarcity are relative not only to the number of mouths to be fed but also to the potentially ever-expanding and insatiable range of humans needs and desires. It is as if, paradoxically, human competition increases with abundance, as well as with deficiency, taking more complex forms and expressions, widening social gaps and enhancing stratification.”

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“...the evidence suggests that hunter-gatherers in their evolutionary natural environment and evolutionary natural way of life, shaped in humankind's evolutionary history over millions of years, widely engaged in fighting among themselves. In this sense, rather than being a late cultural 'invention', fighting would seem to be, if not 'natural', then certainly not 'unnatural' to humans.”

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“In communities in which spiritual life was permeated -as it invariably was- with supernatural beliefs, sacred cults and rituals, and the practice of magic, this was a potent force. All known hunter-gatherer societies -as with any other human society- exhibit the universal human quest for ordering and manipulating the cosmos.”

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“Revenge has probably been the most regular and prominent cause of fighting cited in anthropological accounts of pre-state societies. Violence was activated to avenge injuries to honour, property, women, and kin. If life was taken, revenge reached its peak, often leading to a vicious circle of death and counter-death.”

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