John Diamond Boeken

All forms of art have therapeutic value. Music in particular has a propensity for helping people heal. Music and Song, Mother and Love provides dozens of short, charming lyrics with themes of mothers, lullabies, and life that you can use to create your own personal songs for recovery. Whether you are a doctor, a patient, or simply in search of comfort and relaxation, you will find inspiration and satisfaction in Music and Song, Mother and Love. To learn more about Dr. Diamond, feel free to visit his website at https: //www.drjohndiamond.com.

The concept of the Pulse is the summation and culmination of Dr. John Diamond's forty years of experience in medicine, psychiatry, complementary medicine, the humanities and music. Like the Tao, the Way, it signifies the movement of life from which all things flow.Here, Dr. Diamond applies this concept, encouraging each of us to play the drums to enhance our sense of how the Pulse actually feels. For once we feel this movement in music, we can increasingly feel it in other aspects of life.This book represents a major step forward in our understanding of drumming as a therapeutic modality and life-enhancing practice, for it is knit together by an underlying philosophy that embraces all of music and healing.

When John Diamond discovered that he had cancer, he decided to write about his feelings in his column for the Times. In this book, Diamond tells his story, discussing his cancer and the treatment he received.

YOUR BODY DOESN'T LIE! YOU CAN ASK IT WHAT'S BEST FOR YOUR HEALTH.A simple muscle test can tell you what stimuli can strengthen or weaken you--how your body responds to stress, posture, specific foods, emotions, and your entire social and physical environments. Based on the role of the thymus gland in regulating body energy, this laboratory-tested method can guide you into a more vital, healthier way of life. Begin benefiting now from Dr. John Diamond's unique, personal synthesis of developments in psychiatry, preventive medicine, kinesiology, nutrition, and music therapy.

Early in 1978, a young Melbourne cop is seconded to Special Branch to be part of a covert joint task force. He is to infiltrate a religious sect blamed for the Sydney Hilton Hotel bombing. It is there Jack Davidson receives his personal call sign-a recognition of his birthdate, Scorpion. This story follows Jack's adventure from uniform work to plainclothes work and into the Criminal Investigation Branch. Eventually, disillusioned and aggravated by the level of police corruption, he gives up police work to become a soldier. He enjoys army life, until they decide his police background is too valuable to leave him in the infantry. He is sent to Army Intelligence. In time, he leaves the army and gets on with civilian life. Until one day he is contacted by an ASIO agent he knows from his police days. Following the September 11 attacks in the United States, the Australian government secretly decides to create a new covert security service dedicated to anti-terrorism matters. And they want to recruit Jack. He accepts the position and soon finds himself immersed in the dark and murky world of spying. A world where life is cheap, and truth means nothing.

Australia--this astonishing story of actual police corruption will challenge everything you thought about policemen. Loaded with black money, free sex, uncontrollable deceptions, and multiple murders, Double Trouble is a graphic account of cops on the wrong side of the law. Senior Detective John Diamond was in the middle of a mafia investigation when he stumbled across information which indicated serious police corruption at high levels of the force. Instead of forgetting about it, he tried to confront it. In this hard-hitting account of life on the dark side, nothing will stand in the path of corrupt detectives concealing their misdeeds. Lies are told and lives are lost. Double Trouble details the shocking reality of today's crooked cops.

Exploring the evolution of holism, a senior practitioner of holistic healing delves into its foundational concepts and presents a fresh perspective that captures its core essence. The book offers insights into the interconnectedness of mind, body, and spirit, highlighting the transformative potential of holistic practices in personal and communal well-being.

After his wife’s untimely death and his retirement, George tries to relieve the loneliness and boredom, finding things to do like drawing pictures from photographs and gardening. That warm summer’s day, he tended his rose garden.As he worked, he talked to Lucy, whose parents lived next door to him. She told him she had moved back to her parents’ house, and that the art college she went to was closed due to the pandemic lockdown, and that she had to do her own coursework from home on her PC. As she could not go to college, she did not see her friends. She was very fed up and lonely.George said that they could talk when he did his garden, and also he offered to help her with her coursework if she would like. She said yes, thank you.Over time, a close friendship formed, but there were complications that neither of them could see.

The Japanese invaded the Solomon Islands in May 1942 and in July began construction of a large airfield on Guadalcanal. In February 1943, after an epic six-month struggle, they were expelled from the island and it became a staging base for U.S. Admiral William F. Halsey and his South Pacific force. Commanding a powerful force of Navy, Marine Corps, and Army assets as well as land- and carrier-based aircraft, Halsey's mission was to neutralize the Japanese presence in the South Pacific before moving on to Japan itself. As explained and depicted in this fascinating book, the campaign was eventually successful but only after some of the bitterest fighting of World War II. The fanatical opposition called for extreme measures from U.S., British, and Australian land, sea, and air forces. With detailed narrative and captions, the many archival photographs in The War in the South Pacific make for a superb record of this legendary conflict.

Dieses Buch beleuchtet die psychischen Aspekte der Lebensenergie: Negative emotionale Zustände (Ärger, Hass) reduzieren die Lebensenergie, positive Emotionen (Liebe, Vertrauen) stärken sie und helfen dabei, Belastungen zu meistern. Der Autor zeigt, wie man mit einem einfachen Muskeltest die Lebensenergie einschätzt und störende psychische Faktoren durch positive, heilsame Emotionen ersetzt. Er stellt auch ein kurzes tägliches Affirmationsprogramm vor, mit dem man negative emotionale Zustände ausgleichen und seelische Harmonie finden kann.