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IN THIS ISSUE
Health and Spirituality
Sheldon Lewis, Editor in Chief
CLINICAL PERSPECTIVE
Spirituality and Aboriginal Mental Health: An Examination of the Relationship Between Aboriginal Spirituality and Mental Health
Andrew R. Hatala
RESEARCH REVIEW
Believing Can Make It So: The Neuroscience of the Placebo Effect
Mario Beauregard, PhD, and Denyse O’Leary
VOICES
The Emerging Field of Spiritual Neuroscience: An Interview with Mario Beauregard, PhD
Sheldon Lewis
Helping People Live Between Office Visits: An Interview with Bernie Siegel, MD 
Sheldon Lewis
BOOK REVIEW
A Vision of the Future of Medicine
The Genie in Your Genes: Epigenetic Medicine and the New Biology of Intention
Dawson Church, PhD
Reviewed by Dorothea Hover-Kramer, EdD, CNS, D CEP
ABSTRACTS
CALENDAR
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About the cover
CACTUS MANDALA, Susan Warner. The intricacies of mandalas are like the life around us radiating into a beautiful kaleidoscope-like whole. Using photos from nature, I create mandalas that flow seamlessly with organic forms and natural rhythms. I like to find little pieces of my environment to transform. Sometimes I use objects that by themselves would be passed over or discarded and bring them into a new context. With my mandalas, you can focus on texture, shape, and color and still be able to detect the original subject on closer observation. The cactus with its sharp defenses creates an interesting contrast with the harmonious nature of the circular form. —Susan Warner
More mandala artwork can be found at http://www.susanwarner.com
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