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Awareness during Coma and Anesthesia
By Stephen Proskauer MD | February 26, 2010
The rich recollections of a young child’s experience recovering from an automobile accident contradict the naive assumptions about coma and anesthesia that prevail in technologically sophisticated medicine. We might provide more compassionate support for our fellow beings as they pass through illnesses, accidents, surgical operations and other crises if we assumed that they were absorbing our thoughts and feelings as well as everything else going on around them even when they appear to be unconscious.
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Karmic Therapy Healing the Split Psyche
Chapter 5 Soul Splitting: Dissociation for the Body
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