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Any and all of his doubts can be alleviated by the complete realization that he can indeed trust the physician within, and the ancient wisdom of the body. [...]

[...] He does have the help of a Sumari physician. [...]

[...] You are free of physicians, yet in the area concerning your teeth, you still believe that you must go to dentists. [...]

He should now be able to perceive the Sumari physicians, and to become more aware of inward dynamics that ordinarily escape notice. [...]

Now: Generally speaking, those who advocate health foods or natural foods subscribe to some of the same overall beliefs held by your physicians.

[...] The child need not know what particular vitamin is being given, or the name for his disease, but if he believes in the physician and Western medicine he will indeed improve, and he will need the vitamins from then on. [...]

Philip should not stray from the medical field, although for various reasons he would not function well as a physician. He will always be able to deal with physicians however, to his advantage and theirs. [...]

I want the suggestion given again, then: “I can trust the physician within, and the ancient wisdom of my body.” [...]

[...] The [recent] dreams also provide additional assurance; and while dreaming, body states are altered — something physicians do not recognize.”

[...] The names help physicians to categorize and treat, but the names are also dangerous when they are used as labels.

This is done by translating exterior stimuli into interior stimuli, but the physical carriers of the data are all that scientists or physicians have been able to follow thus far. [...]

[...] Hal of course is an M.D. and a homeopathic physician. [...]

Parents and physicians believe, instead, that the child is a victim, ill for no personal reason, but indisposed because of elements attacking him — either the outside environment, or [something] working against him from within. [...]

(10:00.) Physicians, perhaps, can be used as an example of men who do have a conscious knowledge of the body’s workings. [...]

[...] Mr. Wrigley, the physician’s assistant who had called a couple of weeks ago, also visited today to check upon Jane’s decubiti [which are doing well, by the way], so he was here when Peggy arrived. [...]

Any physician of any kind can only help a sufferer mobilize these energies and direct them. [...]

[...] Your inclusion of the hospital mixup in the tale was, as, you suspected, connected with the medical ideas you have been dealing with of late (in extra notes for Mass Events, and the book by the physician) — and here was an excellent fictional idea, you see, that could, among other things, bring those ideas into prominence.

[...] When he gets out of bed, or immediately after breakfast, I would like you each day to remind him that he can trust the physician within and the ancient wisdom of the body. [...]

[...] Some moral philosophers, medical geneticists, physicians, lawyers, and religious leaders believe that those who carry genes for serious genetic diseases do not have the right to reproduce. [...]

[...] You are not good lawyers, or physicians, or whatever. [...]

[...] Tell Ruburt to trust the physician within and the body’s ancient wisdom.