Saturday, October 19, 2013
Call Out! Readers, Writers, Bloggers, Authors, Artists in general
Tuesday, October 8, 2013
Ceres Conjunct Ison: My Thoughts
The Story of Medicine: Earliest Medicine
- The oldest surviving medical text is the Ebers papyrus from Egypt.
- 66ft long, describes many diseases and remedies.
- It includes 700 drugs and 800 medicine recipes.
- Imhotep was the first known doctor, after his death he was made into a god!
- 1550B.C. The Ebers Papyrus is written in Egypt.
- 650B.C. Mesopotamian clay tablets describe herbal cures and accurately describe a migtu (epileptic seizure).
Spirit Line Base Drawing
11/03/2013- It's DONE! Welcome to my spirit room. The first of what can and may be a huge line of paintings!
10/27/2013- It's almost done! I just need to let it dry to put the finishing touches on it.
10/09/2013- I got some paint on it...Looking really good I think.
I really hate painting on sketch paper but it is what I have available right now...Gotta make the best out of what I have... :)
This is the my base drawing for what will hopefully be an awesome painting. This is going to be a spirit painting…You will just have to stay tuned to see how it unfolds
Obviously the lines aren’t exact but they are just a reference point for my paint…LOL! Do you think you know where I am going with this…guesses are welcome in the comments section!
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Monday, October 7, 2013
How ISON Affects my Sun Sign Gemini
Comet ISON Discovery: Astrological Meaning
Saturday, October 5, 2013
The Story of Medicine-Introduction
- Ancient times:
- 15,000B.C. Cave paintings in France show Shamanic rituals.
- 2700B.C. Shen Nong discovers herbalism.
- 2600B.C. Imhotep describes ancient Egyptian medicine.
- c.2000B.C. Legendary date for the writing of the Nei Ching.
- c.1700B.C. Code of Hammurabi lays down laws for doctors (Hammurabi, king of Babylon)
- 1550B.C. Ebers papyrus records Egyptian medical practices.
- A.D.40-c.90 Dioscorides writes manual of herbal medicine.
- The Middle Ages:
- A.D.832 Non-Islamic medical texts are translated in Baghdad.
- c.A.D.800 Rhazes prepares his medical compendium.
- c.A.D.1000 Avicenna produces the Canon of Medicine.
- 1258 Medical texts preserved by the Arabs flow back to the West.
- The Renaissance:
- 1543 Vesalius publishes accurate illustrations of human anatomy.
- Modern Times
- 1853 Queen Victoria uses chloroform an anesthetic during childbirth.
- 1865 Joseph Lister carries out the first operation using carbolic acid as an antiseptic.
- 1961 Thalidomide (a sedative) is withdrawn after causing birth defects.
Exploring History - The Story of Medicine - Medicine Around the World and Across the Ages
By: Brian Ward
Introduction
The introduction of this book focuses mainly on the differences of Western and Eastern medicine. It compares and contrasts it from a modern view all the way back to ancient times. Western medicine treated symptoms and specific ailments where as Eastern medicine has always practiced the way of healing the whole body through balance. Western medicine had very high death rates due to infection until the 1900s.
"Disease is a state in which the body does not function properly." Health is relative according to what your expectations are for normal life.
The book also mentions key dates of medical history. Below are the ones I have chosen to research further in the near future:
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