Category Archives: Philosophy of Medicine

Sixth-Day Adventism – God’s Work for Six Days precede God’s rest on the Seventh Day

Existence (What you do) always precedes Essence (What you are). What God did for Six Days is the fundamental basis for knowing God’s Essence.

Sixth-Day Adventist integrated plan for physical, mental, social, moral, and spiritual wellbeing of all classes of workers

We need just one plan to promote the wellness of all workers without making any distinctions such as the hourly wage earners and the salaried class imposed by the US Labor Law FLSA.

Sixth-Day Adventist Work Culture vs Seventh-Day Adventist Sabbath Culture

In my analysis, God ordained a Six-Day Work Schedule without which man cannot seek the blessings of Sabbath. The Rudi-Grant Connection at Whole Foods follows the Six-Day Weekly Work Schedule.

Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) is not consistent with holistic workplace environment

I ask my readers to reject the assumptions and the criteria described by the Fair Labor Standards Act as they contribute to Unequal Employment Opportunities at the American Workplace. As such the Fair Labor Standards Act is not consistent with the Natural Law principle of Equality that formulates the Supreme Law of this Land.

The Experience called Sweetness discovers the Whole Woman called Whole Cookie

In my analysis, the flavor experienced as Whole Woman involves the attribute called the Tone of Voice. The descriptions provided by Human Anatomy and Human Physiology cannot account for the experience called Sweetness which alone helps in knowing Whole Woman as Whole Cookie.

The Indian Tradition of Hospitality describes the 3-dimensional spiritual relationship between man, food, and God

Life comes into existence when energy-yielding molecules and energy-demanding molecules come together in a spiritual relationship

Light is God, God is Light, the Light Bulb Connection to the Reality of Existence

The instant the light bulb comes to life, it becomes a source of light and being a source of light, it would represent God. My mother told me that she would be reminded of God’s presence when the light bulb is switched on.