Category Archives: Philosophy of Medicine

Mental Health – The diagnosis of Good and Positive Health is better than the diagnosis of ill-health

Medicine is not merely the Art of Diagnosing ill-health and it is equally the Art of Diagnosing Good and Positive Health.

Mental Health – The rules for developing harmonious, positive interpersonal relationships

The fundamental rule for formulating harmonious, positive interpersonal relationships relate to understanding my own identity and recognizing my relationship with my own self. If I know, who I am, I could live in a relationship with myself.

The Concept of Whole Medicine to address the problems of Mental Health

I define the phrase “Whole Medicine” as a systematic study of the Physical, Mental, Moral, Social, and Spiritual aspects of Man’s Well-Being in relation to health and disease while the man exists as a Created Being.

May is Mental Health Month – Reap the Fruits of the Spirit

Self-discipline is essentially the same as self-control, one of the nine fruits of the Spirit listed by Paul in Galatians 5:22-23. The KJV translation uses the word temperance in place of “self-control” which, like self-discipline, generally refers to our ability to control or restrain ourselves from all kinds of feelings, impulses, and desires, which includes the desire for physical and material comfort

May is Mental Health Month – The Prevention of Suicide

Mental health comprises the well-being of the intellectual and the emotional components of the mind. The intellectual breakdown of the individual deprives him of logical and rational thinking. The decisions taken will be faulty if the individual is not capable of logical and rational thinking.

The Rudi-Grant Connection explores the spiritual basis of ant behavior in Englewood East, Florida

Spiritualism is the Science of Whole Synthesis which formulates the understanding of Behavior by the study of the relationships between Substance, Structure, Function, Heredity, Environment, Social Community and the actions performed.