Ever since I can remember, I’ve loved the time between Christmas and New Years. It seems that this sacred time is for slowing down and enjoying and is a nice change from the breakneck speed of holiday preparations. Just as I do every year, I welcome this time. It’s my time to integrate all that […]

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Ever since I can remember, I’ve loved the time between Christmas and New Years. It seems that this sacred time is for slowing down and enjoying and is a nice change from the breakneck speed of holiday preparations. Just as I do every year, I welcome this time. It’s my time to integrate all that […]

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For my most recently completed 40 day kundalini yoga kriya, I practiced Nabhi kriya. Nabhi kriya focuses on working the 3rd chakra, or navel center, or power center, it works your core. The navel point is the source of our nurishment when we are in the womb of our mothers. In yoga the navel point […]

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For my most recently completed 40 day kundalini yoga kriya, I practiced Nabhi kriya. Nabhi kriya focuses on working the 3rd chakra, or navel center, or power center, it works your core. The navel point is the source of our nurishment when we are in the womb of our mothers. In yoga the navel point […]

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…more not-so-Respectful Insolence, courtesy not of Orac this time but of other skeptical physician-bloggers!
Enjoy:

Smackdown, please (yes, Egnor, I’m talking to you) (by blog bud PalMD)
Defending science-based medicine (by skeptical neurologist Dr. Steve Novella, who’s been known to spar a bit with Dr. Egnor himself over evolution and neuroscience)
Egnorance is Bliss (by Dr. Kimball Atwood IV)

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According to family legend, my grandmother gave birth to my father three months early. The doctors told her that he was born prematurely, and would soon die. It was suggested that she take him home and call a priest.
So she took the infant home and lit the wood stove, and made a crib for him, […]

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