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Healing

Healing
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Overview

process of the restoration of health

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  1. In later times we have a good specimen of this species of deception, presented to us in a work on scrofula by Mr. Morley, written, as we are informed, for the sole purpose of restoring the much-injured character and use of the Vervain; in which the author directs the root of this plant to be tied with a yard of white satin ribbon around the neck, where it is to remain until the patient is cured; but mark—during this…

    John Stuart Mill, A System of Logic, Ratiocinative and Inductive

    Close in meaning to Healing; the term itself is not named.

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  2. Was it within that same space of time, or not till afterwards, that the healing is supposed to have taken place? As to the English word _healing_, it cannot be accused of being indecisive. But in some languages they have words, by which a very convenient veil is thrown over the result.

    Jeremy Bentham, Not Paul, but Jesus

    States what Healing is; names Healing twice.

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  3. After all, we must not forget that this illness of the patient’s which we undertake to analyse is not a finally accomplished, and as it were consolidated thing; but that it is growing and continuing its development all the time like a living thing. The beginning of the treatment puts no stop to this development; but, as soon as the treatment has taken a hold upon the patient, it appears that the entire productivity…

    Sigmund Freud, Introductory lectures on psycho-analysis

    Close in meaning to Healing; the term itself is not named.

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Related ideas

Place in the tradition

Part of Shamanism.

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