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Rhythms of the body

By Susana Calalay-Yniguez | March 23, 2006 - 12:00am

When a child picks up his first drawing instrument, whether a crayon or a pencil, and starts to scribble on a paper, the wall or floor, he begins to speak from within. Amazingly, he creates big loops as if from...

Science and Environment

Can we save our children?

By Susana Calalay-Yñiguez | February 21, 2006 - 12:00am

Last August 2005, I was aghast when I chanced upon a feature on CNN showing very young Filipino children imprisoned with hardened criminals. Although I may have heard about this in the past, I did not fully realize...

Health And Family

Anthroposophical medicine: Healing the whole person

By Lolit Lizano | July 12, 2005 - 12:00am

Centro Natura, at 24 Mahusay St., UP Village, is a center for anthroposophical medicine. Resident physician Divina Hey-Gonzales, whose field is family medicine, is also an anthroposophical medical doctor. Her clinic...

Health And Family

Medication for the body, soul and spirit

By Susana Calalay-Yniguez | February 24, 2004 - 12:00am

It is an accepted procedure to consult a medical doctor for treatment of physical ailments, a priest or pastor for spiritual concerns, and a counselor for matters of the soul. We seem to address separately our particular...

Health And Family