Now Streaming: The Fulford Interviews
We are excited to announce the FULFORD INTERVIEWS are now available for streaming. Dr. Robert Fulford (1905-1997) was one of the pioneering cranial osteopaths and a personal friend and associate of Dr. John Diamond's for many years.

New Book: Arborophilia
We are proud to announce the publication of Dr. John Diamond's newest book Arborophilia: Writings on Trees. Inspired by his lifelong love of trees, it is a magnificent collection of therapeutic writings.

Dr. Chris Reading: In Memoriam
"My good friend, Dr. Chris Reading, after a long illness has just died, his spirit returning. I'm sure that as the spirit of another old friend, Dr. George Goodheart reassures me, he too will do better work now that he has been set free."
Dr. John Diamond

New Video: Art as Metaverbal Communication
Now available for free viewing: An excerpt from Dr. John Diamond's exhibit lecture at the Katonah Village Library in Katonah, NY, July 2011. In the video Dr. Diamond addresses a core issue of the therapeutic power of art: its ability to reach us at a deeper level than words. Or, as he terms it, its metaverbal (literally "beyond words") power.

New Photo Galleries: Japanese Garden & Pritzker Exhibits
Please enjoy these photographs of two of Dr. John Diamond's art exhibits. Original art and photographic prints can be purchased from LifeEnergyArts.com

New Article: Music for the Soul
We are pleased to offer this classic article about Dr. John Diamond, which originally appeared in the East West journal in 1988. Titled "Dr. John Diamond's Music for the Soul," the article offers an excellent, clearly written introduction to both Dr. Diamond's work in general, and more specifically his pioneering work with music and healing.

New Video: Art for Healing
Now available for free viewing: Excerpts from Dr. John Diamond's exhibit lecture at Galeria Jan in La Jolla, CA, December 2010. Dr. Diamond discusses art for healing, Paleolithic cave art, and the Confucian concept of benevolence.

A Book of Cantillatory Poems

pages: 400

EXCERPT
A few of the poets in this collection are recognized as truly great, especially Blake and Hopkins (although neither in his day), and some others you undoubtedly know ? Scott and Gray, for examples. Others are totally unknown, coming down to us now with an odd poem or two collected in some old anthology. I am privileged that in this small way I can at least give some of them the recognition they deserve. Some have languished in near oblivion for so long, nearly four hundred years. Although I have searched through nearly two thousand books of poetry and tested countless number of poems, I am sure there are many that I have not found; and I apologize to them.

All communication begins with the mother. Her sing-song baby talk, her lullabies and her rocking that reflect the pulse of life are superimposed on the rhythms of her body and the sounds of her voice that the child experienced in the womb. When she totally loves her child she sings the Song of Love, the Song of Life. In this state of loving communication she is cantillating, and in his own way so is the child who will later become the cantillating poet in return. His poetry is the love he gives back to his mother, the mother who he knows to the very depth of his being really loves him.

US$15.00 [John Diamond, M.D.]