Remen

An ancient Persian unit of length approximately equivalent to 400 millimeters.

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More than a century ago, William James wrote about transpersonal states of consciousness such as those reported by Gunther, Remen, and Russell.

Becoming Transpersonal: shifting away from an attachment to the material aspects of personhood can help transform suffering into healing

e volunteer remen from Solihull answered a telephone call saying that incendiary bombs had penetrated the Cathedral's roof.

Search for relatives of Cathedral Blitz heroes

Remen insists, "Growth doesn't start with a large thing; it starts with a little bitty edge.

Paved with good intentions

Remen is a clinical medicine professor at the University of California at San Francisco Medical School.

Metro Roundup

Rachel Naomi Remen pondered the growing frustration and disenchantment with the practice of medicine and said that we must reestablish a sense of meaning by giving more service to our patients ("Service Gives Meaning," Guest Editorial, Jan.

Letters

When she was a little girl, Rachel Remen's grandfather, an Orthodox rabbi, taught her to see the spark of holiness in all life and to act from the heart.

Judaism: Jewish Thought and Philosophy

"I suspect that the most basic and powerful way to connect to another person is to listen," Rachel Naomi Remen, M.D., writes in her best-selling book, Kitchen Table Wisdom.

Listen Up!

A review of Rachel Naomi Remen's Kitchen Table Wisdom: Stories that Heal

From flatland to cyberspace: reflections on Rogerian science and contemporary media

The forum's Abdullah Remen said: "The small minority of troublemakers do not represent the views of most people in Birmingham.

Donation of hampers helps OAPs

Kingdom Come was a more recent Collins' song, a tribute to 9/11 remen, while her haunting composition Song For Sarajevo, written after a visit to Bosnia as a UNICEF envoy, was one of the highlights of the evening.