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(March, 2007 Note: Practice information and most of my articles on temperament, dreams, psychology, etc. are now hosted at www.neurocareusa.com. Go there for the latest practice information and versions of articles. However, the links to old versions are still functional.)

Thoughts and Essays

Abounding Love as it relates to tidal opposites (2002) The Turning of a River as it relates to time, destiny, and free-will (2002)

Introduction. In this section, I share with you some of my morning meditations on life and spirituality with comments from a Jungian perspective. My idea here is to give you a nugget to spur you on to thoughtful consideration of the subject or whatever it triggers in you. Most of the thoughts expressed here will not be my final ideas on a subject but merely the beginning of an exploration. Sometimes I find that I come back to a particular thought years later and it forms the basis of an essay.

As a result, I'm sure that when I later write on these subjects or do a more extensive study based on this material that some my ideas may change. So it is with some trepidation that I present preliminary thoughts on a variety of subjects which some would suggest is unwise or lacks prudence. But it is done with the hope that if I can present anything that helps another person, I'll do it without an overarching regard to my own reputation.

If you have any comments, please let me know:

Neurocare Robert I. Winer, M.D. 2801 S. Island Ave, Suite 14 Philadelphia, PA 19153 info@neurocareusa.com Phone: 215-365-0277 Fax: 215-365-4394