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Marilyn Ferguson - The autonomy so evident in social...

The autonomy so evident in social movements is hitting the old assumptions of medicine hard. The search for self becomes a search for health, for wholeness-the cache of sanity search for health, for wholeness-the cache of sanity and wisdom that once seemed beyond our conscious reach. (Marilyn Ferguson)

The autonomy so evident in social movements is hitting the old assumptions of medicine hard. The search for self becomes a search for health, for wholeness-the cache of sanity search for health, for wholeness-the cache of sanity and wisdom that once seemed beyond our conscious reach.

Marilyn Ferguson

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