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What Makes Blood Move?: A Mind-Body Physiology of the Heart

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"This book does away with the idea of the heart as a machine--the heart is not a pump! In many animals, blood moves without blood vessels and heart. The scientiﬁc facts, properly thought through, show today that the human heart beats as an organ of perception for the whole of one's life." -- Dr. Armin J. Husemann To recast modern science as a science of the human being, to change the paradigm with which we perceive and understand life in all its attributes, including the physical human body, is and will be a mighty task for some time to come. Perhaps the most obvious, and also weakest pillar of the view of the human being as a kind of machine, is the metaphoric assumption, seemingly beyond questioning, that the human heart functions as a pump. In this book, Dr. Armin Husemann approaches the activity of the human heart and the blood that moves from a perspective grounded in the spirit and practice of natural science, but unbiased by either received truths or conventional dogma. What does it look like to approach the phenomena of beating heart and flowing blood from a wholistic perspective? What does it mean that, in the human embryo, what is to become the circulatory system functions prior to the formation of the heart? Does the human heart really have something to do with our emotions? With love? Understanding? A kind of knowing qualitatively diﬀerent from yet related to what we might call "brain knowing"? This book builds a much-needed bridge between natural science and a universally human spiritual science, while also providing a comprehensive, accessible view of the human heart and how blood moves in the human body. Originally published in German as Die Blutbewegung und das Herz (Verlag Freies Geistesleben, Stuttgart, 2019).

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Format: hardcover
ASIN: 1621482758
Category: Books > Subjects > Health, Family & Lifestyle > Medical & Healthcare Practitioners > Internal Medicine > Haematology
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 16 August 2022
Listed Since: 02 July 2022

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