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September 1993
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Rekindling old flames is possible but emotionally intense; here's how to do it.
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Profiles Philip John Neimark, a successful financial analyst who has become a babalawo, or high priest, in the Ifa religion, an ancient system of belief in which animal sacrifice is one of the most sacred rituals. Also discusses increasing recognition of the limitations of conventional religion.
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Interviews motion picture director Oliver Stone, variously called the last working hippie, the voice of America's national conscience and a rebel with too many causes. His thoughts on his conscious self, his film 'JFK,' on Michael Douglas, violence in his films, and drugs in Hollywood.
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An older sister tells of her brother's death from AIDS.
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Argues that being a father is life's fullest expression of masculinity, and questions if the current crop of patriarchal fathers will fare any better than the generation of fathers who were defined in terms of making money.
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The Power of the Personal
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The habits of hate
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Psychologists at home, part II
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The rain in Spain
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The problem with problem pregnancies
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Heaven help us
Paul Root Wolpe and Shimon Waldfogel found doctors who take time to explore their patients' spiritual beliefs may help both their patients and themselves.
by PT Staff
Shaman in Chicago
by Jill Neimark
A Memoir of Grief
by Barbara Lazear Ascher
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by Frank Pittman
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