On September 21st, 2018 by Lynne McTaggart

I just read a story published by Psychology Today trying to find the reason why Americans (and people in other countries) are presently so polarized, and the conclusion is that entire fabric of America has changed so much that it’s overwhelmingly likely that you live in an area surrounded by people who agree with you.

On September 14th, 2018 by Lynne McTaggart

A subterranean revolution is taking place in dental medicine. To date, standard dentistry has operated as though teeth are insert substances entirely divorced from the rest of the body. Like carpenters or construction workers, dentists have hacked and drilled and pulled teeth, like so much rotting wood, the theory being that once the rot has […]

On August 31st, 2018 by Lynne McTaggart

If you’re the victim of a near-fatal car crash, Western medicine, with its array of high-tech gadgetry, is without parallel in its ability to put you back together again.

On August 24th, 2018 by Lynne McTaggart

This week, I read a news article with the depressing fact that political affiliation now polarizes people in America far more than does anything else, including race, ethnic background or religion.

On August 17th, 2018 by Lynne McTaggart

One of the most moving workshops I have given in recent times took place in Istanbul, where Dr. Salah Al-Rashed, the Deepak of the Middle East, invited me to join 90 people from 14 Arab countries, who were part of a 10-day cultural holiday.

On August 10th, 2018 by Lynne McTaggart

Increasingly, we are finding evidence that the greatest challenges in medicine get solved when we try to find simple solutions.

On August 3rd, 2018 by Lynne McTaggart

I’m just back from two weeks of speaking events, workshops and an intensive conference, all with a common theme: how all of us can – and must – do our bit to change the world. It started with an extraordinary event in Washington Heights, New York, organized by my dear friend Jean Houston, who essentially […]

On July 13th, 2018 by Lynne McTaggart

I’m having major doubts about the benefits of self-help after observing the effects on the people in Power of Eight groups who don’t intend for themselves but intend for someone else in the group.

On July 6th, 2018 by Lynne McTaggart

Once you’ve got it, you’ve got to learn to live with it—and strap on a device to help you do so. That’s the usual medical thinking around hearing loss, which currently afflicts one in five people—some 48 million—in the US, and one in six, or 11 million people in Britain.

On June 29th, 2018 by Lynne McTaggart

For a decade I’d been the overprotective parent of the Power of Eight, as though it were a sacred amulet to be carefully protected from the wrong hands.