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In this weeks episode of "Pushing the Limits" Lisa gets to talk to a world leading anti-aging and longevity expert Dr Bill Lawrence who himself is 77 years old but has the telomere length (we explain what that aging biomarker in the show) of someone in their thirties. Dr. Lawrence has a Jurisprudence Degree (UCLA-Law), an MS in Psychology and a Ph.D. in Nutrition. Since 1990 his focus has been on slowing and reversing human biological aging. He has developed numerous science-based protocols focused on optimal aging for health professionals and individual clients. Presently Dr. Lawrence is the administrator of two clinical studies to determine if human biological age can be reversed in collaboration with Dr Vladimir Khavinson of the Saint-Petersburg Institute of Bioregulation and Gerontology Dr Lawrence shares in this episode a presentation of the current study data (note the trial is still ongoing) and the exciting proof we can now REVERSE aging and promote long and healthier lives and reduce our risk of morbidity and mortality using Bioregulators The science behind this is impressive and it's human trials. Dr Lawrence is reinforcing through his findings the research of Professor Khavinson who has been working on Bioregulators and doing the research on these for over 5 decades. I am excited to share this cutting edge information with you and to get going myself on the Bioregulators. BIO BILL LAWRENCE JD. MS, Ph.D. Dr. Lawrence is an American biogerontologist with a Jurisprudence Degree (UCLA-Law), an MS in Psychology, and a Ph.D. in Nutritional Science. For three decades, his focus has been human longevity research and interventions for optimal life and healthspan. He is the administrator of two Russian and American longevity clinical studies: Telomerase activation and DNA/Methylation modification. These studies use Khavinson Peptide Bioregulators developed by Prof. Vladimir Khavinson of the St. Petersburg Institute, for organ regeneration, mortality reduction and reversal of human aging biomarkers. In his presentation, Dr. Lawrence, as a scientist, will report clinical study data and, as an attorney, evidence confirming Peptide Bioregulators are the only proven interventions supported by human studies that accomplish the above. Dr. Lawrence is chronologically 77. His average telomere length, or “Cellular Age” is equivalent to a 23-year-old. 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Episode Notes Parul Purohitvats – * Kathak Exponent * Choreographer and Guru * Educator * Artistic Director of "PARUL's Kathak Nritya Sansthan " * Rajasthan Sangeet Natak Academy "YUVA PURUSKAAR" awardee * (0:02:07) The highlight of Parul's week (0:02:53) The myth of the struggling artist (0:07:05) Career Planning in performing arts (0:13:12) The meaning of the word professional (0:21:20) The humungous difference between a diploma and degree (0:24:18) Finding bliss through Riyaz (0:29:30) The beauty in stillness (0:31:51) The importance of practicing in the slowest speed (0:41:58) Working with artists as an Organizer (0:44:49) The issue of punctuality (0:48:17) Careers in Kathak if you don't want to be a performer* (0:57:02) Career options at the World University of Design, Sonepat (1:02:27) The importance of giving time to people Bio The divinely conferred talent that she holds of dance leaves a stupendous impression on one & all. A talented Kathak danseuse, choreographer and drama instructor Dr. Ms.Parul Purohit Vats has an impressive record for her age. This is evident by her three laudable accomplishments till date, being awarded the”VEER DURGA DAS MATRI SHAKTI AWARD 2017” for her contribution in field of Kathak in Rajasthan, “YUVA PURUSKAAR - 2002” by Rajasthan Sangeet Natak Academy, and having been conferred with a Ph.D Music degree for her thesis on Dance in 2008 by Jai Narain Vyas University Jodhpur.She was also awarded the Sur Sangam 2019 Excellence award for Performing Arts. Parul has been in the education field for since 2006.She started as a personality development teacher and choreographer.Slowly and steadily she entered the field of developing curriculam and child centric teaching approach for the institutions she worked for.She has not only studied the pedagogical approach required to be a complete teacher, has also developed in class strategies to felicitate personalized learning keeping the students at the core. She has worked with many prestigious educational institutions. She was the Cultural coordinator at a Swedish school, Kunskapsskolan Gurgaon where she worked very closely with the teachers in developing children through dance, as a teacher trainer and also imparted training of the KED methodology. She is also an examiner for Prayaag Sangeet Samiti,Allahbad. Parul is a registered member of International Dance Council, Paris. She was recently invited to present a lecture and perform a self-choreographed dance drama piece at the 51st World Dance Congress on Research, in Athens, Greece. She was the Principal of Sri Ram Bharatiya Kala KENDRA,an internationally reknowned colloge of music and dance in New Delhi. Parul cleared her grade 8 in performance arts from Trinity College London, with a distinction. She has been taking dance and drama workshops at the British council, New Delhi since 2011. Parul was invited by noted filmmaker Mr.Muzaffar Ali,in2016, for a performance on the death anniversary of famous Persian poet “Rumi”. Presently Dr.Parul is the Dean of School of Performing Arts in the World University of Design,Sonepat.Apart from this she is also busy giving lecture-demonstrations,workshops and performances around the globe.
In today's program we begin to conclude our coverage of the covid-19 scamdemic. In this episode we will examine the medical malfeasance and apparent corruption present in the Global and Federal health agencies, learn about life saving treatments, and how many lives were needlessly lost. Joining us for this episode is Dr. Paul Marik, MD. Dr. Marik has special knowledge and training in a diverse set of medical fields, with specific training in Internal Medicine, Critical Care, Neurocritical Care, Pharmacology, Anesthesia, Nutrition, and Tropical Medicine and Hygiene. Dr. Marik was formerly a tenured Professor of Medicine and Chief of the Division of Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine at Eastern Virginia Medical School in Norfolk, Virginia. Presently Dr. Marik serves as Co-Chief Medical Officer for the Front Line Covid-19 Critical Care Alliance. Dr. Marik is the 2nd most published critical care physician in history, and has already co-authored 10 papers on many therapeutic aspects of COVID-19. He has written over 500 peer-reviewed journal articles, 80 book chapters and authored four critical care books. He has been cited over 43,000 times in peer-reviewed publications. Dr. Marik has also delivered over 350 lectures at international conferences and visiting professorships and has been the recipient of numerous teaching awards, including the National Teacher of the Year award by the American College of Physicians in 2017. To learn more about Dr. Marik and his work please visit: www.flccc.net
John Toussaint, MD, is the CEO emeritus of ThedaCare, a five-hospital system in Wisconsin, and the CEO of the ThedaCare Center for Healthcare Value. He was founding Chair of the Wisconsin Collaborative for Healthcare Quality and of the Wisconsin Health Information Organization, as well as the non-executive leader of the Partnership for Healthcare Payment Reform in Wisconsin. He has participated in many Institute of Medicine subcommittees, including most recently the Value Incentives Learning Collaborative and the CEO Checklist for High-Value Healthcare. Dr. Toussaint's healthcare improvement work using Toyota Production System principles has been well documented in articles published in Health Affairs, the Harvard Business Review Blog, and Frontiers in Health Management. His work on payment reform and the transparency of provider performance data has been featured in The American Journal of Managed Care and the Commonwealth Fund publications, as well as news publications like The Wall Street Journal, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, and Healthcare Finance News. He has been a featured speaker at the Association for Manufacturing Excellence, The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services, The Shingo Prize, The Lean Enterprise Institute, the Institute for Healthcare Improvement, and many international conferences. His groundbreaking first book, On the Mend, Revolutionizing Healthcare to Save Lives and Transform the Industry, was recently awarded the 2012 Shingo Research and Publication award. It shows how healthcare can be fundamentally improved at the point of delivery to patients using the proven principles of lean management. His just-released second book, Potent Medicine, The Collaborative Cure for Healthcare, describes the three core elements necessary to transform healthcare and deliver better value: delivery of care designed around the patient; transparency of treatment quality and cost; and payment for outcomes. Presently Dr. Toussaint is the leader of the Healthcare Value Leaders Network (www.healthcarevalueleaders.org). A partnership between the Lean Enterprise Institute in Cambridge Massachusetts and the ThedaCare Center for Healthcare Value. This partnership is helping to facilitate collaborative learning between organizations committed to transforming themselves using the lean methodology. Presently there are 27 members in the network. Here in Episode #133, John starts our show with a leadership mindset to act our way towards a new state of improvement. John gives us an overview of his career path, and what drove him to establish lean management principles as his guiding standard. He lays out the blueprint for leaders to establish management principles early for success and shares the dark moments story connected to the direct impact of failed leadership. John gives us great examples of leaders stepping up with courage and applying the fundamental principle of respect for people. He describes how he leverages the power of listening to build strong teams. He highlights his best practice approach for going to the Gemba with purpose, and how that led to a $4 million renovation project. John shares how appropriate payment programs will lead to an explosion of healthcare quality improvement. He encourages healthcare leaders to prioritize collaboration over the competition; and how healthcare leaders can create their best selves through reflection and personal Kaizen. • Connect with John's on LinkedIn • The Lens - Podcast • Access the Healthcare QualityCast LinkedIn Group • Leaves Us a Rating --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/healthcarequalitycast/message
I promised you a Part 2 of Dr. Lawrence's clinical studies all about how he's showing we can positively affect our aging...here it is. This one explains his DNA Methylation clinical study and what he is doing with his patients to improve this.Dr. Lawrence has a Jurisprudence Degree (UCLA-Law), an MS in Psychology and a Ph.D. in Nutrition. Since 1990 his focus has been on slowing and reversing human biological aging. He has developed numerous science-based protocols focused on optimal aging for health professionals and individual clients. Presently Dr. Lawrence is the administrator of two clinical studies to determine if human biological age can be reversed. At the time of our interview, Dr. Lawrence was 74 years old chronologically, but 35 years old biologically, based on his telomere length.That is what we talk about today - DNA Methylation. This is part two of two on Dr. Lawrence's clinical studies - Part 1 - Telomere Length and Aging (Episode 67)Part 2 - DNA Methylation and Aging (Episode 71)To watch this presentation on YouTube, go here: Sandy K Nutrition For more information on these peptide bioregulators, contact me at sandy@sandyknutrition.ca or go to www.profound-health.com.If you are interested in these bioregulators, speak with your own health practitioner on if it's right for you. This is not medical advice and is presented for educational purposes only. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, rate & review and share. It means the world to us podcasters when you do this! Also, follow me! I'm on Twitter, YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, Pinterest - Sandy K Nutrition everywhere!
In this week's episode, (part 2 to Episode #42)... Nathalie continues her conversation with Dr. Lawrence about Russian Bioregulator peptides and the role they may play in reversing biological age in humans. They review several different studies, discuss organ regeneration as well as how precisely designed BioRegulator Peptide cycles have so far affected DNA methylation patterns in Clinical Trial participants. Meet This Week's Guest Dr. Lawrence has a Jurisprudence Degree (UCLA-Law), an MS in Psychology and a Ph.D. in Nutrition with a particular interest in Longevity. Since 1990 his focus has been on slowing and reversing human biological aging. 3 years ago he started a human clinical trial in collaboration with Dr Vladimir Khavinson from the Saint Petersburg Institute of He has developed numerous science-based protocols focused on optimal aging for health professionals and individual clients. Presently Dr. Lawrence is the administrator of two clinical studies to determine if human biological age can be reversed. NB- Dr. Lawrence's chronological age is 74. His ‘biological age,' based on his telomere length is 35. Key Takeaways If possible, it is best to watch this podcast on YouTube as well so that you can see the slides. There is a slide for all the highlights. [1:04] About Dr. Lawrence and a brief overview of what was talked about last episode… [8:00] Telomerase Activation and DNA Methylation Longevity Interventions… [9:00] Theories of aging/ways to intervene in the aging process… [10:36] St. Petersburg Institute of Bioregulation and Gerontology… [11:42] Vladimir Khavison, who he is and what he does… [13:30] What are peptides?... [14:00] What was the catalyst for creating bioregulator peptides? The program that created them and some of the first test subjects… [18:19] How your body uses amino acids as building blocks… [20:15] Photo of DNA and bioregulator peptide and how they fit together… [21:15] The influence of peptide bioregulators on morbidity… [24:11] Can peptide bioregulators restore retinal function?… [29:30] How are bioregulator peptides sourced?.. [29:34] Epigenetic methylation study, what methylation effects in the body and what can affect methylation… [39:05] Want to know when you are going to die?.. [44:00] How much do your genes control when it comes to health?.. [49:25] Epigenetic study on gene expression during aging… Looking at DNA age vs chronological age… [64:58] Human lifespan potential study published by the Smithsonian Magazine… [66:55] Organ regeneration with bioregulator peptides… [79:45] Can we live 150 years?.. What can we do to make that happen?.. [89:04] Do some peptides make other peptides more effective?.. [90:00] Nathalie fires off some closing questions such as are allergic reactions possible with bioregulators?… EPISODE SPONSOR: drinkHRW: For the past 4 years I have been using molecular hydrogen tablets every single day for dozens of reasons including mitigation of oxidative stress, to support my mitochondria and metabolic health, to help me recover from my workouts ....I have every one of my clients using drinkHRW tablets and they all love them too! Check out their amazing products at drinkHRW.com and use promo code Longevity10 to get 10% off your purchase! Disclaimer: This podcast and the information presented are for informational purposes only and not intended to diagnose or treat disease. Before making any changes to your nutrition or supplementation please check with your physician or health provider.
Dr. Sumit K. Kundu is a Professor and James K. Batten Eminent Scholar Chair in International Business in the College of Business, Florida International University. He is the Associate Dean for International in the College of Business. Dr. Kundu has taught several international business courses at both the graduate and undergraduate levels at Florida International University, Saint Louis University, State University of New York, Northeastern University, and Rutgers University. His extensive international experience includes teaching at Chulalongkorn University (Thailand), City University of Hong Kong (China), Saint Louis University Madrid Campus (Spain), and the Indian Institute of Management. He currently serves as the faculty director for the Colleges Executive MBA program and is the Ph.D. coordinator for the department of Management and International Business. Dr. Kundu has been the recipient of several teaching awards namely, Best Professor in Professional MBA program (2010), Best Professor in International MBA program (2007), Best Professor award in Masters in International Business program (2012, 2011, 2006), Outstanding Teacher in Executive MBA program (2004), and Best Course award in Masters in International Business program (2012). Dr. Kundu was named Outstanding Graduate Teacher of the Year (2003), Teacher of the Year for Executive Masters in International Business program (2003), and Teacher of the Year for the full-time MBA program (2003) at Saint Louis University. Presently Dr. Kundu serves as a Consulting Editor for Journal of International Busines Studies, Associate Editor for Journal of Business Research and Associate Editor for Journal of International Management. Dr. Kundu sits on the editorial board of several journals, Journal of World Business, International Business Review, Management International Review, Global Strategy Journal, Thunderbird International Business Review, and Journal of Teaching in International Business. Visit https://www.aib.world/frontline-ib/sumit-kundu/ for the original video interview.
On this episode of Get On Code (The Fly Guys Show) Seko "Mr. Empowerment" Varner and Minister Zumbi build with #Unitarian #Metaphysical #Millionaire Mentor Dr. Herbert (H. J.) Harris. Actively pursuing his #religious, #esoteric, #philosophical, and metaphysical studies throughout the world, Dr. Harris is a thought leader in contemporary philosophy and religion. He writes and speaks on the spiritual aspects of solving the issue of racism in America. Presently Dr. Herbert Harris conducts “Solving The Race Issue In America Discussion Groups” and maintains a busy speaking schedule promoting his book, "Solving The Race Issue In America" He is an Elite Trainer in the Network Marketing Industry, residing in Wilmington, NC. Contact: John Hughes 910-262-2680 : https://www.solvingtheraceissue.com : info@solvingtheraceissue.com Focused on #Empowerment, specifically #BlackEmpowerment, the Get On Code (The Fly Guy Show), is built on the #EmpowermentAgenda. #GetOnCodeShow #GetOnCodePodcast #TheFlyGuysShow Interested in sponsoring the podcast? Email TheFlyGuysShow@gmail.com . Private Money for Real Estate Investments: PositiveVibesFinancial@gmail.com Invest with Acorns: https://www.acorns.com/invite?code=zd3daa Invest in stocks via STASH: https://get.stashinvest.com/sekosq72j Fix your credit: https://positivevibes.myecon.net/my-credit-system/ Healthy Health & Beauty products: http://commonscents4u.org/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/get-on-code/message
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Where Medicine Meets Ministry: Dr. Sheri Talks Faith & Facts
In this episode we cover:How Pastor Jordan and her husband, Robert A. Jordan, M.D. (retired Pediatrician) blended their professions together to help heal and minister to the mind, body and soul for over 34 years.How one can take, what some would call, a devastating situation and find hope, joy and peace!Finding reality in Jeremiah 29:11... For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the Lord, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.It's never too late to attain your dreams or passion; but be willing to rewind the DVD of your mind to get you to where you want to be.The impact of being willing to give up something to get more!Blessings come in the wait.How you can use the gifts and talents you use on your job and turn them into an opportunity to bless others through a nonprofit avenue.How you can provide care for the mind, body and soul, caring for the indigent, the affluent and those in-between.How a devastating disease, like Alzheimer's, can present an opportunity to turn a "BOAD" (bitch of a disease), into a blessing. Rev. Jeanette B. Jordan, M.Div, CLC, is the Pastor of Journey to the Cross Ministries - a multi Denominational Church that was planted in September of 2009. A native of Chicago, Illinois she responded to God's call into the Ministry in February 1996 and was licensed by the Evangelical Church Alliance in April 1998, ordained August 12, 1999. She attended the Evangelical Church Alliance Bible Institute in Bradley, Illinois and was licensed in 1998 and ordained in 1999. She is a graduate of the McCormick Theological Seminary class of 2003 with an M.Div. Degree. Prior to becoming a Pastor, she worked hand in hand with her husband, Robert A. Jordan, M.D., Pediatrician. In 1982 she became the executive administrator of her husband's pediatric practice. They grew his practice to becoming one of the most well-known pediatric practices in the Chicago and South Suburbs communities, South Suburban Pediatrics. They provided care for the mind, body and soul, caring for the indigent, the affluent and those in-between. In 1995 they formed a non-profit entity, Far South Side Community Health Center, where they partnered with hospitals and community businesses to provide a one day back to school free physical exam including immunizations, dental exams, and school supplies. Together, they offered these services for over 15 years including providing free food baskets and clothing giveaways to the community during the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays. After having given his life to doing what he wanted most, Dr. Jordan had to retire from practice in 2017 because he was afflicted with, what she calls "BOAD" (bitch of a disease), Alzheimers/Dementia. She has become an educational volunteer with the Chicago Alzheimer's Association and has completed a course from Emory University on effective caregiving for those suffering this BOAD! Presently Dr. Jordan is in a Long-Term Care Facility being cared for by a team of caring, loving, dedicated caregivers who allow Pastor Jordan to continue to be lead caregiver!Dr. Jordan wrote a book that was published in 2017, "From Suspenders to Stethoscope- the Dr. Jordan Story" available through thehotreads.com. Proceeds support the Alzheimer's Association!Brand/Organization Name: Journey to the Cross Ministries - a Multi Denominational ChurchWebsite: jttc.org or fbcparkforest.org Facebook: Pastor Jeanette Bass JordanInstagram: pastorjbj05
On this episode Evert chats with Dr. Terry Wong on a skype call all the way from Australia. They talk about all things composite. Why it might be a good idea to get out that wax carving knife again and advantages composite has over conventional indirect ceramics. Below is a short CV “With 30-years of clinical experience and 6 successful start-up practices under his belt, Dr. Terry Wong has lectured both locally and internationally on Resin Composite. Having attended the Las Vegas Institute, studied occlusion at the Kois centre in Seattle and having been personally instructed by Dr Newton Fahl of the Fahl School of Art and Science in Aesthetic Dentistry in Brazil, Dr. Wong has travelled far and wide to perfect his composite resin technique. Dr. Wong has been conducting hands-on training workshops for Dentists on the topic of Composite Resin since 2004 and is a Key Opinion leader for major Dental companies such as 3MEspe, Ivoclar Vivadent, Coltene Whaledent, SDI and Dentsply/Sirona. Presently Dr. Wong lectures at the University of Melbourne on the topic of Aesthetic and Restorative Dentistry, as well as maintaining a dental practice in Melbourne with an emphasis on restorative dentistry.” As quoted from Dentalcoursesinternational.com.au
Distinguished social psychologist Geert Hofstede observed the "dominance of technology over culture is an illusion. The software of the machines may be globalized, but the software of the minds that use them is not." The role of culture in the thought process is so prevalent, yet unstated, that many cultural beliefs and biases are accepted as truths. These cultural beliefs and biases are commonly infused into behavioral norms identifying behaviors that can be observed. While historically,these observations have taken place in the physical realm, this talk discusses the findings of cultural markers in the cyber realm.Dr. Sample presents and discusses recent interdisciplinary, evidence-based research using culture-based models of various cyber actors (attackers, defenders and victims)to explain observations in cybersecurity behaviors. These studies were performed over the past several years using public data found in the Zone-H archives. The mining of the Zone-H archives with over 10 million records of raw data allowed for research into behaviors, choices and reasons. By using Hofstede's cultural framework to define culture along with some basic inferential statistics, specific digital identifiers were associated with cultural dimensions, allowing for more accurate modeling of cyber actors based on cultural values. The results supported Nisbett's observation that people "think the way they do because of the nature of the societies they live in".The discussion centers on the six dimensions of culture, the values associated with each dimension and examples of those values in cyber space. The six cultural dimensions measure views on values of self-determination, collectivism, aggression,nurturing, uncertain outcomes, holism, instant gratification, and levels of societal openness. The behavioral traits that associate with the cultural values are behavioral traits that are consistent with cyber behaviors. About the speaker: Dr. Char Sample is the Chief Cybersecurity Research Scientist for the Cybercore division at Idaho National Laboratory. Dr. Sample is a visiting academic at the University of Warwick, Coventry, UK and a guest lecturer at Bournemouth University, Rensselaer Polytechnic University and Royal Holloway University. Dr. Sample has over 20 years experience in the information security industry. Dr. Sample's research focuses on deception, and the role of cultural values in cybersecurity events. More recently she has begun researching the relationship between human cognition and machines. Presently Dr. Sample is continuing research on modeling cyber behaviors by culture, other areas of research are data resilience, cyber-physical systems and industrial control systems.
AT that moment we were interrupted by the appearance of Madame Coutras, who had been paying visits. She came in, like a ship in full sail, an imposing creature, tall and stout, with an ample bust and an obesity girthed in alarmingly by straight-fronted corsets. She had a bold hooked nose and three chins. She held herself upright. She had not yielded for an instant to the enervating charm of the tropics, but contrariwise was more active, more worldly, more decided than anyone in a temperate clime would have thought it possible to be. She was evidently a copious talker, and now poured forth a breathless stream of anecdote and comment. She made the conversation we had just had seem far away and unreal.Presently Dr. Coutras turned to me."I still have in my bureau the picture that Strickland gave me, " he said. "Would you like to see it?""Willingly. "We got up, and he led me on to the verandah which surrounded his house. We paused to look at the gay flowers that rioted in his garden."For a long time I could not get out of my head the recollection of the extraordinary decoration with which Strickland had covered the walls of his house, " he said reflectively.I had been thinking of it, too. It seemed to me that here Strickland had finally put the whole expression of himself. Working silently, knowing that it was his last chance, I fancied that here he must have said all that he knew of life and all that he divined. And I fancied that perhaps here he had at last found peace. The demon which possessed him was exorcised at last, and with the completion of the work, for which all his life had been a painful preparation, rest descended on his remote and tortured soul. He was willing to die, for he had fulfilled his purpose."What was the subject?" I asked."I scarcely know. It was strange and fantastic. It was a vision of the beginnings of the world, the Garden of Eden, with Adam and Eve -- que sais-je? -- it was a hymn to the beauty of the human form, male and female, and the praise of Nature, sublime, indifferent, lovely, and cruel. It gave you an awful sense of the infinity of space and of the endlessness of time. Because he painted the trees I see about me every day, the cocoa-nuts, the banyans, the flamboyants, the alligator-pears, I have seen them ever since differently, as though there were in them a spirit and a mystery which I am ever on the point of seizing and which forever escapes me. The colours were the colours familiar to me, and yet they were different. They had a significance which was all their own. And those nude men and women. They were of the earth, and yet apart from it. They seemed to possess something of the clay of which they were created, and at the same time something divine. You saw man in the nakedness of his primeval instincts, and you were afraid, for you saw yourself. "Dr. Coutras shrugged his shoulders and smiled."You will laugh at me. I am a materialist, and I am a gross, fat man -- Falstaff, eh? -- the lyrical mode does not become me. I make myself ridiculous. But I have never seen painting which made so deep an impression upon me. Tenez, I had just the same feeling as when I went to the Sistine Chapel in Rome. There too I was awed by the greatness of the man who had painted that ceiling. It was genius, and it was stupendous and overwhelming. I felt small and insignificant. But you are prepared for the greatness of Michael Angelo. Nothing had prepared me for the immense surprise of these pictures in a native hut, far away from civilisation, in a fold of the mountain above Taravao. And Michael Angelo is sane and healthy. Those great works of his have the calm of the sublime; but here, notwithstanding beauty, was something troubling. I do not know what it was. It made me uneasy. It gave me the impression you get when you are sitting next door to a room that you know is empty, but in which, you know not why, you have a dreadful consciousness that notwithstanding there is someone. You scold yourself; you know it is only your nerves -- and yet, and yet. . . In a little while it is impossible to resist the terror that seizes you, and you are helpless in the clutch of an unseen horror. Yes; I confess I was not altogether sorry when I heard that those strange masterpieces had been destroyed. ""Destroyed?" I cried." Mais oui; did you not know?""How should I know? It is true I had never heard of this work; but I thought perhaps it had fallen into the hands of a private owner. Even now there is no certain list of Strickland's paintings. ""When he grew blind he would sit hour after hour in those two rooms that he had painted, looking at his works with sightless eyes, and seeing, perhaps, more than he had ever seen in his life before. Ata told me that he never complained of his fate, he never lost courage. To the end his mind remained serene and undisturbed. But he made her promise that when she had buried him -- did I tell you that I dug his grave with my own hands, for none of the natives would approach the infected house, and we buried him, she and I, sewn up in three pareos joined together, under the mango-tree -- he made her promise that she would set fire to the house and not leave it till it was burned to the ground and not a stick remained. "I did not speak for a while, for I was thinking. Then I said:"He remained the same to the end, then. ""Do you understand? I must tell you that I thought it my duty to dissuade her. ""Even after what you have just said?""Yes; for I knew that here was a work of genius, and I did not think we had the right to deprive the world of it. But Ata would not listen to me. She had promised. I would not stay to witness the barbarous deed, and it was only afterwards that I heard what she had done. She poured paraffin on the dry floors and on the pandanus-mats, and then she set fire. In a little while nothing remained but smouldering embers, and a great masterpiece existed no longer."I think Strickland knew it was a masterpiece. He had achieved what he wanted. His life was complete. He had made a world and saw that it was good. Then, in pride and contempt, he destroyed, it. ""But I must show you my picture, " said Dr. Coutras, moving on."What happened to Ata and the child?"They went to the Marquesas. She had relations there. I have heard that the boy works on one of Cameron's schooners. They say he is very like his father in appearance. "At the door that led from the verandah to the doctor's consulting-room, he paused and smiled."It is a fruit-piece. You would think it not a very suitable picture for a doctor's consulting-room, but my wife will not have it in the drawing-room. She says it is frankly obscene. ""A fruit-piece!" I exclaimed in surprise.We entered the room, and my eyes fell at once on the picture. I looked at it for a long time.It was a pile of mangoes, bananas, oranges, and I know not what. and at first sight it was an innocent picture enough. It would have been passed in an exhibition of the Post- Impressionists by a careless person as an excellent but not very remarkable example of the school; but perhaps afterwards it would come back to his recollection, and he would wonder why. I do not think then he could ever entirely forget it.The colours were so strange that words can hardly tell what a troubling emotion they gave. They were sombre blues, opaque like a delicately carved bowl in lapis lazuli, and yet with a quivering lustre that suggested the palpitation of mysterious life; there were purples, horrible like raw and putrid flesh, and yet with a glowing, sensual passion that called up vague memories of the Roman Empire of Heliogabalus; there were reds, shrill like the berries of holly -- one thought of Christmas in England, and the snow, the good cheer, and the pleasure of children -- and yet by some magic softened till they had the swooning tenderness of a dove's breast; there were deep yellows that died with an unnatural passion into a green as fragrant as the spring and as pure as the sparkling water of a mountain brook. Who can tell what anguished fancy made these fruits? They belonged to a Polynesian garden of the Hesperides. There was something strangely alive in them, as though they were created in a stage of the earth's dark history when things were not irrevocably fixed to their forms. They were extravagantly luxurious. They were heavy with tropical odours. They seemed to possess a sombre passion of their own. It was enchanted fruit, to taste which might open the gateway to God knows what secrets of the soul and to mysterious palaces of the imagination. They were sullen with unawaited dangers, and to eat them might turn a man to beast or god. All that was healthy and natural, all that clung to happy relationships and the simple joys of simple men, shrunk from them in dismay; and yet a fearful attraction was in them, and, like the fruit on the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil they were terrible with the possibilities of the Unknown.At last I turned away. I felt that Strickland had kept his secret to the grave." Voyons, Rene, mon ami, " came the loud, cheerful voice of Madame Coutras, "what are you doing all this time? Here are the aperitifs. Ask Monsieur if he will not drink a little glass of Quinquina Dubonnet. "" Volontiers, Madame, " I said, going out on to the verandah.The spell was broken. 这时候库特拉斯太太看朋友回来，我们的谈话暂时被打断了。库特拉斯太太象一只帆篷张得鼓鼓的小船，精神抖擞地闯了进来。她是个又高大又肥胖的女人，胸部膨脝饱满，却紧紧勒着束胸。她生着一个大鹰钩鼻，下巴耷拉着三圈肥肉，身躯挺得笔直。尽管热带气候一般总是叫人慵懒无力，对她却丝毫没有影响。相反地，库特拉斯太太又精神又世故，行动敏捷果断，在这种叫人昏昏欲睡的地带里，谁也想不到她有这么充沛的精力。此外，她显然还是个非常健谈的人；自踏进屋门的一分钟起，她就谈论这个、品评那个，话语滔滔不绝。我们刚才那场谈话在库特拉斯太太进屋以后显得非常遥远、非常不真实了。过了一会儿，库特拉斯医生对我说：“思特里克兰德给我的那幅画一直挂在我的书房①里。你要去看看吗？”①原文为法语。“我很想看看。”我们站起来，医生领着我走到室外环绕着这幢房子的阳台上。我们在外面站了一会儿，看了看他花园里争奇斗妍的绚烂的鲜花。“看了思特里克兰德用来装饰他房屋四壁的那些奇异的画幅，很久很久我老是忘不掉，”他沉思地说。我脑子里想的也正是这件事。看来思特里克兰德终于把他的内心世界完全表现出来了。他默默无言地工作着，心里非常清楚，这是他一生中最后一个机会了。我想思特里克兰德一定把他理解的生活、把他的慧眼所看到的世界用图象表示了出来。我还想，他在创作这些巨画时也许终于寻找到心灵的平静；缠绕着他的魔鬼最后被拔除了。他痛苦的一生似乎就是为这些壁画做准备，在图画完成的时候，他那远离尘嚣的受折磨的灵魂也就得到了安息。对于死他勿宁说抱着一种欢迎的态度，因为他一生追求的目的已经达到了。“他的画主题是什么？”我问。“我说不太清楚。他的画奇异而荒诞，好象是宇宙初创时的图景——伊甸园，亚当和夏娃……我怎么知道呢①？是对人体美——男性和女性的形体——的一首赞美诗，是对大自然的颂歌；大自然，既崇高又冷漠，既美丽又残忍……它使你感到空间的无限和时间的永恒，叫你产生一种畏惧的感觉。他画了许多树，椰子树、榕树、火焰花、鳄梨……所有那些我天天看到的；但是这些树经他一画，我再看的时候就完全不同了，我仿佛看到它们都有了灵魂，都各自有一个秘密，仿佛它们的灵魂和秘密眼看就要被我抓到手里，但又总是被它们逃脱掉。那些颜色都是我熟悉的颜色，可是又有所不同；它们都具有自己的独特的重要性。而那些赤身裸体的男男女女，他们既都是尘寰的、是他们揉捏而成的尘土，又都是神灵。人的最原始的天性赤裸裸地呈现在你眼前，你看到的时候不由得感到恐惧，因为你看到的是你自己。”①原文为法语。库特拉斯医生耸了一下肩膀，脸上露出笑容。“你会笑我的。我是个实利主义者，我生得又蠢又胖——有点儿象福斯塔夫②，对不对？——抒情诗的感情对我是很不合适的。我在惹人发笑。但是我真的还从来没有看过哪幅画给我留下这么深的印象。说老实话③，我看这幅画时的心情，就象我进了罗马塞斯廷小教堂一样。在那里我也是感到在天花板上绘画的那个画家非常伟大，又敬佩又畏服。那真是天才的画，气势磅礴，叫人感到头晕目眩。在这样伟大的壁画前面，我感到自己非常渺小，微不足道。但是人们对米开朗基罗的伟大还是有心理准备的，而在这样一个土人住的小木房子里，远离文明世界，在俯瞰塔拉窝村庄的群山怀抱里，我却根本没想到会看到这样令人吃惊的艺术作品。另外，米开朗基罗神智健全，身体健康。他的那些伟大作品给人以崇高、肃穆的感觉。但是在这里，虽然我看到的也是美，却叫我觉得心神不安。我不知道那究竟是什么，但它确实叫我不能平静。它给我一种印象，仿佛我正坐在一间空荡荡的屋子隔壁，我知道那间屋子是空的，但不知为什么，我又觉得里面有一个人，叫我惊恐万状。你责骂你自己吧；你知道这只不过是你的神经在作祟——但是，但是……过一小会儿，你就再也不能抗拒那紧紧捕捉住你的恐惧了。你被握在一种无形的恐怖的掌心里，无法逃脱。是的，我承认当我听到这些奇异的杰作被毁掉的时候，我并不是只觉得遗憾的。”②莎士比亚戏剧《亨利四世》中人物，身体肥胖，喜爱吹牛。③原文为法语。“怎么，毁掉了？”我喊起来。“是啊①。你不知道吗？”①原文为法语。“我怎么会知道？我没听说过这些作品倒是事实，但是我还以为它们落到某个私人收藏家手里去了呢。思特里克兰德究竟画了多少画儿，直到今天始终没有人编制出目录来。”“自从眼睛瞎了以后他就总是一动不动地坐在那两间画着壁画的屋子里，一坐就是几个钟头。他用一对失明的眼睛望着自己的作品，也许他看到的比他一生中看到的还要多。爱塔告诉我，他对自己的命运从来也没有抱怨过，他从来也不沮丧。直到生命最后一刻，他的心智一直是安详、恬静的。但是他叫爱塔作出诺言，在她把他埋葬以后——我告诉你没有，他的墓穴是我亲手挖的，因为没有一个土人肯走近这所沾染了病菌的房子，我们俩把他埋葬在那株芒果树底下，我同爱塔，他的尸体是用三块帕利欧缝在一起包裹起来的——他叫爱塔保证，放火把房子烧掉，而且要她亲眼看着房子烧光，在每一根木头都烧掉以前不要走开。”半天半天我没有说话；我陷入沉思中，最后我说：“这么说来，他至死也没有变啊。”“你了解吗？我必须告诉你，当时我觉得自己有责任劝阻她，叫她不要这么做。”“后来你真是这样说了吗？”“是的。因为我知道这是一个伟大天才的杰作，而且我认为，我们是没有权利叫人类失去它的。但是爱塔不听我的劝告。她已经答应过他了。我不愿意继续待在那儿，亲眼看着那野蛮的破坏活动。只是事情过后我才听人说，她是怎样干的。她在干燥的地板上和草席上倒上煤油，点起一把火来。没过半晌，这座房子就变成了焦炭，一幅伟大的杰作就这样化为灰烬了。”“我想思特里克兰德也知道这是一幅杰作。他已经得到了自己所追求的东西。他可以说死而无憾了。他创造了一个世界，也看到自己的创造多么美好。以后，在骄傲和轻蔑的心情中，他又把它毁掉了。”“我还是得让你看看我的画，”库特拉斯医生说，继续往前走。“爱塔同他们的孩子后来怎样了？”“他们搬到马尔奎撒群岛去了。她那里有亲属。我听说他们的孩子在一艘喀麦隆的双桅帆船上当水手。人们都说他长得很象死去的父亲。”走到从阳台通向诊疗室的门口，库特拉斯医生站住，对我笑了笑。“我的画是一幅水果静物画。你也许觉得诊疗室里挂着这样一幅画不很适宜，但是我的妻子却绝对不让它挂在客厅里。她说这张画给人一种猥亵感。”“水果静物会叫人感到猥亵？”我吃惊地喊起来。我们走进屋子，我的眼睛立刻落到这幅画上。很久很久我一直看着它。画的是一堆水果：芒果、香蕉、桔子，还有一些我叫不出名字的东西。第一眼望去，这幅画一点儿也没有什么怪异的地方。如果摆在后期印象派的画展上，一个不经心的人会认为这是张满不错的、但也并非什么杰出的画幅，从风格上讲，同这一学派也没有什么不同。但是看过以后，说不定这幅画就总要回到他的记忆里，甚至连他自己也不知道为什么。据我估计，从此以后他就永远也不能把它忘掉了。这幅画的着色非常怪异，叫人感到心神不宁，其感觉是很难确切说清的。浓浊的蓝色是不透明的，有如刻工精细的青金石雕盘，但又颤动着闪闪光泽，令人想到生活的神秘悸动；紫色象腐肉似的叫人感到嫌恶，但与此同时又勾起一种炽热的欲望，令人模糊想到亥里俄嘉巴鲁斯①统治下的罗马帝国；红色鲜艳刺目，有如冬青灌木结的小红果——一个人会联想英国的圣诞节，白雪皑皑，欢乐的气氛和儿童的笑语喧哗——，但画家又运用自己的魔笔，使这种光泽柔和下来，让它呈现出有如乳鸽胸脯一样的柔嫩，叫人神怡心驰；深黄色有些突兀地转成绿色，给人带来春天的芳香和溅着泡沫的山泉的明净。谁能知道，是什么痛苦的幻想创造出这些果实的呢？该不是看管金苹果园的赫斯珀里得斯三姐妹②在波利尼西亚果园中培植出来的吧！奇怪的是，这些果实都象活的一样，仿佛是在混沌初开时创造出来的，当时任何事物还都没有固定的形体，丰实肥硕，散发着浓郁的热带气息，好象具有一种独特的忧郁的感情。它们是被施展了魔法的果子，任何人尝了就能打开通向不知道哪些灵魂秘密的门扉，就可以走进幻境的神秘宫殿。它们孕育着无法预知的危险，咬一口就可能把一个人变成野兽，但也说不定变成神灵。一切健康的、正常的东西，淳朴人们所有的一切美好的情谊、朴素的欢乐都远远地避开了它们；但它们又具有莫大的诱惑力，就象伊甸园中能分辨善恶的智慧果一样，能把人带进未知的境界。①一名埃拉嘉巴鲁斯（205？—222），罗马帝国皇帝。②根据希腊神话，赫斯珀里得斯姐妹负责看管赫拉女神的金苹果树，并有巨龙拉冬帮助守卫。最后，我离开了这幅画。我觉得思特里克兰德一直把他的秘密带进了坟墓。“喂，雷耐，亲爱的①，”外面传来了库特拉斯太太的兴高采烈的响亮的声音，“这么半天，你在干什么啊？开胃酒②已经准备好了。问问那位先生③愿意不愿意喝一小杯规那皮杜邦内酒。”①②③原文为法语。“当然愿意，夫人④，”我一边说一边走到阳台上去。④原文为法语。图画的魅力被打破了。
AT that moment we were interrupted by the appearance of Madame Coutras, who had been paying visits. She came in, like a ship in full sail, an imposing creature, tall and stout, with an ample bust and an obesity girthed in alarmingly by straight-fronted corsets. She had a bold hooked nose and three chins. She held herself upright. She had not yielded for an instant to the enervating charm of the tropics, but contrariwise was more active, more worldly, more decided than anyone in a temperate clime would have thought it possible to be. She was evidently a copious talker, and now poured forth a breathless stream of anecdote and comment. She made the conversation we had just had seem far away and unreal.Presently Dr. Coutras turned to me."I still have in my bureau the picture that Strickland gave me, " he said. "Would you like to see it?""Willingly. "We got up, and he led me on to the verandah which surrounded his house. We paused to look at the gay flowers that rioted in his garden."For a long time I could not get out of my head the recollection of the extraordinary decoration with which Strickland had covered the walls of his house, " he said reflectively.I had been thinking of it, too. It seemed to me that here Strickland had finally put the whole expression of himself. Working silently, knowing that it was his last chance, I fancied that here he must have said all that he knew of life and all that he divined. And I fancied that perhaps here he had at last found peace. The demon which possessed him was exorcised at last, and with the completion of the work, for which all his life had been a painful preparation, rest descended on his remote and tortured soul. He was willing to die, for he had fulfilled his purpose."What was the subject?" I asked."I scarcely know. It was strange and fantastic. It was a vision of the beginnings of the world, the Garden of Eden, with Adam and Eve -- que sais-je? -- it was a hymn to the beauty of the human form, male and female, and the praise of Nature, sublime, indifferent, lovely, and cruel. It gave you an awful sense of the infinity of space and of the endlessness of time. Because he painted the trees I see about me every day, the cocoa-nuts, the banyans, the flamboyants, the alligator-pears, I have seen them ever since differently, as though there were in them a spirit and a mystery which I am ever on the point of seizing and which forever escapes me. The colours were the colours familiar to me, and yet they were different. They had a significance which was all their own. And those nude men and women. They were of the earth, and yet apart from it. They seemed to possess something of the clay of which they were created, and at the same time something divine. You saw man in the nakedness of his primeval instincts, and you were afraid, for you saw yourself. "Dr. Coutras shrugged his shoulders and smiled."You will laugh at me. I am a materialist, and I am a gross, fat man -- Falstaff, eh? -- the lyrical mode does not become me. I make myself ridiculous. But I have never seen painting which made so deep an impression upon me. Tenez, I had just the same feeling as when I went to the Sistine Chapel in Rome. There too I was awed by the greatness of the man who had painted that ceiling. It was genius, and it was stupendous and overwhelming. I felt small and insignificant. But you are prepared for the greatness of Michael Angelo. Nothing had prepared me for the immense surprise of these pictures in a native hut, far away from civilisation, in a fold of the mountain above Taravao. And Michael Angelo is sane and healthy. Those great works of his have the calm of the sublime; but here, notwithstanding beauty, was something troubling. I do not know what it was. It made me uneasy. It gave me the impression you get when you are sitting next door to a room that you know is empty, but in which, you know not why, you have a dreadful consciousness that notwithstanding there is someone. You scold yourself; you know it is only your nerves -- and yet, and yet. . . In a little while it is impossible to resist the terror that seizes you, and you are helpless in the clutch of an unseen horror. Yes; I confess I was not altogether sorry when I heard that those strange masterpieces had been destroyed. ""Destroyed?" I cried." Mais oui; did you not know?""How should I know? It is true I had never heard of this work; but I thought perhaps it had fallen into the hands of a private owner. Even now there is no certain list of Strickland's paintings. ""When he grew blind he would sit hour after hour in those two rooms that he had painted, looking at his works with sightless eyes, and seeing, perhaps, more than he had ever seen in his life before. Ata told me that he never complained of his fate, he never lost courage. To the end his mind remained serene and undisturbed. But he made her promise that when she had buried him -- did I tell you that I dug his grave with my own hands, for none of the natives would approach the infected house, and we buried him, she and I, sewn up in three pareos joined together, under the mango-tree -- he made her promise that she would set fire to the house and not leave it till it was burned to the ground and not a stick remained. "I did not speak for a while, for I was thinking. Then I said:"He remained the same to the end, then. ""Do you understand? I must tell you that I thought it my duty to dissuade her. ""Even after what you have just said?""Yes; for I knew that here was a work of genius, and I did not think we had the right to deprive the world of it. But Ata would not listen to me. She had promised. I would not stay to witness the barbarous deed, and it was only afterwards that I heard what she had done. She poured paraffin on the dry floors and on the pandanus-mats, and then she set fire. In a little while nothing remained but smouldering embers, and a great masterpiece existed no longer."I think Strickland knew it was a masterpiece. He had achieved what he wanted. His life was complete. He had made a world and saw that it was good. Then, in pride and contempt, he destroyed, it. ""But I must show you my picture, " said Dr. Coutras, moving on."What happened to Ata and the child?"They went to the Marquesas. She had relations there. I have heard that the boy works on one of Cameron's schooners. They say he is very like his father in appearance. "At the door that led from the verandah to the doctor's consulting-room, he paused and smiled."It is a fruit-piece. You would think it not a very suitable picture for a doctor's consulting-room, but my wife will not have it in the drawing-room. She says it is frankly obscene. ""A fruit-piece!" I exclaimed in surprise.We entered the room, and my eyes fell at once on the picture. I looked at it for a long time.It was a pile of mangoes, bananas, oranges, and I know not what. and at first sight it was an innocent picture enough. It would have been passed in an exhibition of the Post- Impressionists by a careless person as an excellent but not very remarkable example of the school; but perhaps afterwards it would come back to his recollection, and he would wonder why. I do not think then he could ever entirely forget it.The colours were so strange that words can hardly tell what a troubling emotion they gave. They were sombre blues, opaque like a delicately carved bowl in lapis lazuli, and yet with a quivering lustre that suggested the palpitation of mysterious life; there were purples, horrible like raw and putrid flesh, and yet with a glowing, sensual passion that called up vague memories of the Roman Empire of Heliogabalus; there were reds, shrill like the berries of holly -- one thought of Christmas in England, and the snow, the good cheer, and the pleasure of children -- and yet by some magic softened till they had the swooning tenderness of a dove's breast; there were deep yellows that died with an unnatural passion into a green as fragrant as the spring and as pure as the sparkling water of a mountain brook. Who can tell what anguished fancy made these fruits? They belonged to a Polynesian garden of the Hesperides. There was something strangely alive in them, as though they were created in a stage of the earth's dark history when things were not irrevocably fixed to their forms. They were extravagantly luxurious. They were heavy with tropical odours. They seemed to possess a sombre passion of their own. It was enchanted fruit, to taste which might open the gateway to God knows what secrets of the soul and to mysterious palaces of the imagination. They were sullen with unawaited dangers, and to eat them might turn a man to beast or god. All that was healthy and natural, all that clung to happy relationships and the simple joys of simple men, shrunk from them in dismay; and yet a fearful attraction was in them, and, like the fruit on the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil they were terrible with the possibilities of the Unknown.At last I turned away. I felt that Strickland had kept his secret to the grave." Voyons, Rene, mon ami, " came the loud, cheerful voice of Madame Coutras, "what are you doing all this time? Here are the aperitifs. Ask Monsieur if he will not drink a little glass of Quinquina Dubonnet. "" Volontiers, Madame, " I said, going out on to the verandah.The spell was broken. 这时候库特拉斯太太看朋友回来，我们的谈话暂时被打断了。库特拉斯太太象一只帆篷张得鼓鼓的小船，精神抖擞地闯了进来。她是个又高大又肥胖的女人，胸部膨脝饱满，却紧紧勒着束胸。她生着一个大鹰钩鼻，下巴耷拉着三圈肥肉，身躯挺得笔直。尽管热带气候一般总是叫人慵懒无力，对她却丝毫没有影响。相反地，库特拉斯太太又精神又世故，行动敏捷果断，在这种叫人昏昏欲睡的地带里，谁也想不到她有这么充沛的精力。此外，她显然还是个非常健谈的人；自踏进屋门的一分钟起，她就谈论这个、品评那个，话语滔滔不绝。我们刚才那场谈话在库特拉斯太太进屋以后显得非常遥远、非常不真实了。过了一会儿，库特拉斯医生对我说：“思特里克兰德给我的那幅画一直挂在我的书房①里。你要去看看吗？”①原文为法语。“我很想看看。”我们站起来，医生领着我走到室外环绕着这幢房子的阳台上。我们在外面站了一会儿，看了看他花园里争奇斗妍的绚烂的鲜花。“看了思特里克兰德用来装饰他房屋四壁的那些奇异的画幅，很久很久我老是忘不掉，”他沉思地说。我脑子里想的也正是这件事。看来思特里克兰德终于把他的内心世界完全表现出来了。他默默无言地工作着，心里非常清楚，这是他一生中最后一个机会了。我想思特里克兰德一定把他理解的生活、把他的慧眼所看到的世界用图象表示了出来。我还想，他在创作这些巨画时也许终于寻找到心灵的平静；缠绕着他的魔鬼最后被拔除了。他痛苦的一生似乎就是为这些壁画做准备，在图画完成的时候，他那远离尘嚣的受折磨的灵魂也就得到了安息。对于死他勿宁说抱着一种欢迎的态度，因为他一生追求的目的已经达到了。“他的画主题是什么？”我问。“我说不太清楚。他的画奇异而荒诞，好象是宇宙初创时的图景——伊甸园，亚当和夏娃……我怎么知道呢①？是对人体美——男性和女性的形体——的一首赞美诗，是对大自然的颂歌；大自然，既崇高又冷漠，既美丽又残忍……它使你感到空间的无限和时间的永恒，叫你产生一种畏惧的感觉。他画了许多树，椰子树、榕树、火焰花、鳄梨……所有那些我天天看到的；但是这些树经他一画，我再看的时候就完全不同了，我仿佛看到它们都有了灵魂，都各自有一个秘密，仿佛它们的灵魂和秘密眼看就要被我抓到手里，但又总是被它们逃脱掉。那些颜色都是我熟悉的颜色，可是又有所不同；它们都具有自己的独特的重要性。而那些赤身裸体的男男女女，他们既都是尘寰的、是他们揉捏而成的尘土，又都是神灵。人的最原始的天性赤裸裸地呈现在你眼前，你看到的时候不由得感到恐惧，因为你看到的是你自己。”①原文为法语。库特拉斯医生耸了一下肩膀，脸上露出笑容。“你会笑我的。我是个实利主义者，我生得又蠢又胖——有点儿象福斯塔夫②，对不对？——抒情诗的感情对我是很不合适的。我在惹人发笑。但是我真的还从来没有看过哪幅画给我留下这么深的印象。说老实话③，我看这幅画时的心情，就象我进了罗马塞斯廷小教堂一样。在那里我也是感到在天花板上绘画的那个画家非常伟大，又敬佩又畏服。那真是天才的画，气势磅礴，叫人感到头晕目眩。在这样伟大的壁画前面，我感到自己非常渺小，微不足道。但是人们对米开朗基罗的伟大还是有心理准备的，而在这样一个土人住的小木房子里，远离文明世界，在俯瞰塔拉窝村庄的群山怀抱里，我却根本没想到会看到这样令人吃惊的艺术作品。另外，米开朗基罗神智健全，身体健康。他的那些伟大作品给人以崇高、肃穆的感觉。但是在这里，虽然我看到的也是美，却叫我觉得心神不安。我不知道那究竟是什么，但它确实叫我不能平静。它给我一种印象，仿佛我正坐在一间空荡荡的屋子隔壁，我知道那间屋子是空的，但不知为什么，我又觉得里面有一个人，叫我惊恐万状。你责骂你自己吧；你知道这只不过是你的神经在作祟——但是，但是……过一小会儿，你就再也不能抗拒那紧紧捕捉住你的恐惧了。你被握在一种无形的恐怖的掌心里，无法逃脱。是的，我承认当我听到这些奇异的杰作被毁掉的时候，我并不是只觉得遗憾的。”②莎士比亚戏剧《亨利四世》中人物，身体肥胖，喜爱吹牛。③原文为法语。“怎么，毁掉了？”我喊起来。“是啊①。你不知道吗？”①原文为法语。“我怎么会知道？我没听说过这些作品倒是事实，但是我还以为它们落到某个私人收藏家手里去了呢。思特里克兰德究竟画了多少画儿，直到今天始终没有人编制出目录来。”“自从眼睛瞎了以后他就总是一动不动地坐在那两间画着壁画的屋子里，一坐就是几个钟头。他用一对失明的眼睛望着自己的作品，也许他看到的比他一生中看到的还要多。爱塔告诉我，他对自己的命运从来也没有抱怨过，他从来也不沮丧。直到生命最后一刻，他的心智一直是安详、恬静的。但是他叫爱塔作出诺言，在她把他埋葬以后——我告诉你没有，他的墓穴是我亲手挖的，因为没有一个土人肯走近这所沾染了病菌的房子，我们俩把他埋葬在那株芒果树底下，我同爱塔，他的尸体是用三块帕利欧缝在一起包裹起来的——他叫爱塔保证，放火把房子烧掉，而且要她亲眼看着房子烧光，在每一根木头都烧掉以前不要走开。”半天半天我没有说话；我陷入沉思中，最后我说：“这么说来，他至死也没有变啊。”“你了解吗？我必须告诉你，当时我觉得自己有责任劝阻她，叫她不要这么做。”“后来你真是这样说了吗？”“是的。因为我知道这是一个伟大天才的杰作，而且我认为，我们是没有权利叫人类失去它的。但是爱塔不听我的劝告。她已经答应过他了。我不愿意继续待在那儿，亲眼看着那野蛮的破坏活动。只是事情过后我才听人说，她是怎样干的。她在干燥的地板上和草席上倒上煤油，点起一把火来。没过半晌，这座房子就变成了焦炭，一幅伟大的杰作就这样化为灰烬了。”“我想思特里克兰德也知道这是一幅杰作。他已经得到了自己所追求的东西。他可以说死而无憾了。他创造了一个世界，也看到自己的创造多么美好。以后，在骄傲和轻蔑的心情中，他又把它毁掉了。”“我还是得让你看看我的画，”库特拉斯医生说，继续往前走。“爱塔同他们的孩子后来怎样了？”“他们搬到马尔奎撒群岛去了。她那里有亲属。我听说他们的孩子在一艘喀麦隆的双桅帆船上当水手。人们都说他长得很象死去的父亲。”走到从阳台通向诊疗室的门口，库特拉斯医生站住，对我笑了笑。“我的画是一幅水果静物画。你也许觉得诊疗室里挂着这样一幅画不很适宜，但是我的妻子却绝对不让它挂在客厅里。她说这张画给人一种猥亵感。”“水果静物会叫人感到猥亵？”我吃惊地喊起来。我们走进屋子，我的眼睛立刻落到这幅画上。很久很久我一直看着它。画的是一堆水果：芒果、香蕉、桔子，还有一些我叫不出名字的东西。第一眼望去，这幅画一点儿也没有什么怪异的地方。如果摆在后期印象派的画展上，一个不经心的人会认为这是张满不错的、但也并非什么杰出的画幅，从风格上讲，同这一学派也没有什么不同。但是看过以后，说不定这幅画就总要回到他的记忆里，甚至连他自己也不知道为什么。据我估计，从此以后他就永远也不能把它忘掉了。这幅画的着色非常怪异，叫人感到心神不宁，其感觉是很难确切说清的。浓浊的蓝色是不透明的，有如刻工精细的青金石雕盘，但又颤动着闪闪光泽，令人想到生活的神秘悸动；紫色象腐肉似的叫人感到嫌恶，但与此同时又勾起一种炽热的欲望，令人模糊想到亥里俄嘉巴鲁斯①统治下的罗马帝国；红色鲜艳刺目，有如冬青灌木结的小红果——一个人会联想英国的圣诞节，白雪皑皑，欢乐的气氛和儿童的笑语喧哗——，但画家又运用自己的魔笔，使这种光泽柔和下来，让它呈现出有如乳鸽胸脯一样的柔嫩，叫人神怡心驰；深黄色有些突兀地转成绿色，给人带来春天的芳香和溅着泡沫的山泉的明净。谁能知道，是什么痛苦的幻想创造出这些果实的呢？该不是看管金苹果园的赫斯珀里得斯三姐妹②在波利尼西亚果园中培植出来的吧！奇怪的是，这些果实都象活的一样，仿佛是在混沌初开时创造出来的，当时任何事物还都没有固定的形体，丰实肥硕，散发着浓郁的热带气息，好象具有一种独特的忧郁的感情。它们是被施展了魔法的果子，任何人尝了就能打开通向不知道哪些灵魂秘密的门扉，就可以走进幻境的神秘宫殿。它们孕育着无法预知的危险，咬一口就可能把一个人变成野兽，但也说不定变成神灵。一切健康的、正常的东西，淳朴人们所有的一切美好的情谊、朴素的欢乐都远远地避开了它们；但它们又具有莫大的诱惑力，就象伊甸园中能分辨善恶的智慧果一样，能把人带进未知的境界。①一名埃拉嘉巴鲁斯（205？—222），罗马帝国皇帝。②根据希腊神话，赫斯珀里得斯姐妹负责看管赫拉女神的金苹果树，并有巨龙拉冬帮助守卫。最后，我离开了这幅画。我觉得思特里克兰德一直把他的秘密带进了坟墓。“喂，雷耐，亲爱的①，”外面传来了库特拉斯太太的兴高采烈的响亮的声音，“这么半天，你在干什么啊？开胃酒②已经准备好了。问问那位先生③愿意不愿意喝一小杯规那皮杜邦内酒。”①②③原文为法语。“当然愿意，夫人④，”我一边说一边走到阳台上去。④原文为法语。图画的魅力被打破了。
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The "Dr. Fred Says" Show .... On today's show, Dr. Fred Valdes will cover the latest in Zija International's AGX technology (tm). Join us today at 12 pm - CST - Live on BTR Each Week, Dr. Valdes - along with his associate Dlynn Saumer - brings us up-to-date information on the state of health in the world today. Presently Dr. Valdes teaches part-time at a medical school close to Miami. His background is emergency medicine and he has spent many years studying complementary medicine. Within his team are doctors, chiropractors. therapists, alternative health care practitioners and professional athletes.
The "Dr. Fred Says" Show .... Today's Show Topic is "How medications can lead to nutrient depletion and what we can take to help combat that issue." Join us today, Thursday, June 22nd 2017 at 1 pm - CST - Live on BTR Each Week, Dr. Valdes - along with his associate Dlynn Saumer - brings us up-to-date information on the state of health in the world today. Presently Dr. Valdes teaches part-time at a medical school close to Miami. His background is emergency medicine and he has spent many years studying complementary medicine. Within his team are doctors, chiropractors. therapists, alternative health care practitioners and professional athletes.
The "Dr. Fred Says" Show .... Today's Show Topic is "Oils that can help benefit the negative effects of sun damage". Join us today, Thursday, June 8th 2017 at 1 pm - CST - Live on BTR Each Week, Dr. Valdes - along with his associate Dlynn Saumer - brings us up-to-date information on the state of health in the world today. Presently Dr. Valdes teaches part-time at a medical school close to Miami. His background is emergency medicine and he has spent many years studying complementary medicine. Within his team are doctors, chiropractors. therapists, alternative health care practitioners and professional athletes.
The "Dr. Fred Says" Show .... Today's show covers the latest Alzheimer's Updates and Two Preventative Measures that include Zija's SuperMix TM and Peppermint Oil. Join us today at 12 pm - CST - Live on BTR Each Week, Dr. Valdes - along with his associate Dlynn Saumer - brings us up-to-date information on the state of health in the world today. Presently Dr. Valdes teaches part-time at a medical school close to Miami. His background is emergency medicine and he has spent many years studying complementary medicine. Within his team are doctors, chiropractors. therapists, alternative health care practitioners and professional athletes.
The "Dr. Fred Says" Show .... Today's topic is: "An Overall View and Education of Essential Oils" Join us today at 12 pm - CST - Live here on BTR Each Week, Dr. Valdes - along with his associate Dlynn Saumer - brings us up-to-date information on the state of health in the world today. Presently Dr. Valdes teaches part-time at a medical school close to Miami. His background is emergency medicine and he has spent many years studying complementary medicine. Within his team are doctors, chiropractors. therapists, alternative health care practitioners and professional athletes.
The "Dr. Fred Says" Show .... On today's show Dr. Valdes will cover "Energy drinks and the latest statistics on recent teen deaths from consuming energy drinks and large amounts of caffeine". What is a better alternative? Join us today at 12 pm - CST - Live on BTR Each Week, Dr. Valdes - along with his associate Dlynn Saumer - brings us up-to-date information on the state of health in the world today. Presently Dr. Valdes teaches part-time at a medical school close to Miami. His background is emergency medicine and he has spent many years studying complementary medicine. Within his team are doctors, chiropractors. therapists, alternative health care practitioners and professional athletes.
The "Dr. Fred Says" Show .... On Today's Show Dr. Valdes will cover "The Connection Between Cortisol and Weightloss". Join us today at 12 pm - CST - Live on BTR Each Week, Dr. Valdes - along with his associate Dlynn Saumer - brings us up-to-date information on the state of health in the world today. Presently Dr. Valdes teaches part-time at a medical school close to Miami. His background is emergency medicine and he has spent many years studying complementary medicine. Within his team are doctors, chiropractors. therapists, alternative health care practitioners and professional athletes.
The "Dr. Fred Says" Show .... Today's show is about Type 2 Diabetes - A Big Killer - and How Moringa can Benefit. Join us today at 12 pm - CST - Live on BTR Each Week, Dr. Valdes - along with his associate Dlynn Saumer - brings us up-to-date information on the state of health in the world today. Presently Dr. Valdes teaches part-time at a medical school close to Miami. His background is emergency medicine and he has spent many years studying complementary medicine. Within his team are doctors, chiropractors. therapists, alternative health care practitioners and professional athletes.
"The Dr. Fred Says Show" .... Friday, April 21st, 2017 - at 12 pm CST Today Dr. Valdes has a Special Guest - Kundalini Yoga and Meditation Teacher, Meredith Dawn Kramer. Meredith is a Licensed Massage Therapist who has studied Energy Medicine for 14 years. Her Topic today is Kundalini Yoga and Meditation. She will share her story and explain the basics and benefits of these practices. Each Week, Dr. Valdes - along with his associate Dlynn Saumer - brings us up-to-date information on the state of health in the world today. Presently Dr. Valdes teaches part-time at a medical school close to Miami. His background is emergency medicine and he has spent many years studying complementary medicine. Within his team are doctors, chiropractors. therapists, alternative health care practitioners and professional athletes.
"Dr. Fred Says" .... Today's show is "It's All About Choosing Quality Protein". Join us today - Thursday, April 13th, 2017 - at 12 pm CST Each Week, Dr. Valdes - along with his associate Dlynn Saumer - brings us up-to-date information on the state of health in the world today. Presently Dr. Valdes teaches part-time at a medical school close to Miami. His background is emergency medicine and he has spent many years studying complementary medicine. Within his team are doctors, chiropractors. therapists, alternative health care practitioners and professional athletes.
The "Dr. Fred Says" Show .... Today's show covers "Helichrysum - The Forgotten Essential oil" Join us today at 12 pm - CST - Live on BTR Each Week, Dr. Valdes - along with his associate Dlynn Saumer - brings us up-to-date information on the state of health in the world today. Presently Dr. Valdes teaches part-time at a medical school close to Miami. His background is emergency medicine and he has spent many years studying complementary medicine. Within his team are doctors, chiropractors. therapists, alternative health care practitioners and professional athletes.
The "Dr. Fred Says" Show .... Today's show covers "What Happens to Your Body When it is Under Stress and How Essential Oils can Help as Options." Join us today at 12 pm - CST - Live on BTR Each Week, Dr. Valdes - along with his associate Dlynn Saumer - brings us up-to-date information on the state of health in the world today. Presently Dr. Valdes teaches part-time at a medical school close to Miami. His background is emergency medicine and he has spent many years studying complementary medicine. Within his team are doctors, chiropractors. therapists, alternative health care practitioners and professional athletes.
"Dr. Fred Says" .... Today's show covers "Calories in Calories out. Is that the answer? Dr. Valdes will connect this to our weight loss system." Join us today - Friday, March 23rd, 2017 - at 12 pm CST Live on BTR Each Week, Dr. Valdes - along with his associate Dlynn Saumer - brings us up-to-date information on the state of health in the world today. Presently Dr. Valdes teaches part-time at a medical school close to Miami. His background is emergency medicine and he has spent many years studying complementary medicine. Within his team are doctors, chiropractors. therapists, alternative health care practitioners and professional athletes.
"Dr. Fred Says" .... Today's show covers "An overall view on how essential oils work - in different categories" Join us today at 12 pm CST - Thursday, March 16th, 2017 - Live on BTR Each Week, Dr. Valdes - along with his associate Dlynn Saumer - brings us up-to-date information on the state of health in the world today. Presently Dr. Valdes teaches part-time at a medical school close to Miami. His background is emergency medicine and he has spent many years studying complementary medicine. Within his team are doctors, chiropractors. therapists, alternative health care practitioners and professional athletes.
"Dr. Fred Says" .... Today's show is on " As the energy drinks market is on the rise so are the increasingly serious health risks. Let's all take a look at the healthier options". Join us at 12 pm CST - Live on BTR Each Week, Dr. Valdes - along with his associate Dlynn Saumer - brings us up-to-date information on the state of health in the world today. Presently Dr. Valdes teaches part-time at a medical school close to Miami. His background is emergency medicine and he has spent many years studying complementary medicine. Within his team are doctors, chiropractors. therapists, alternative health care practitioners and professional athletes.
"Dr. Fred Says" .... Today's show is on " Nutritional Deficiencies and How Moringa Oleifera Can Help ". Join us at 12 pm CST - Live on BTR Each Week, Dr. Valdes - along with his associate Dlynn Saumer - brings us up-to-date information on the state of health in the world today. Presently Dr. Valdes teaches part-time at a medical school close to Miami. His background is emergency medicine and he has spent many years studying complementary medicine. Within his team are doctors, chiropractors. therapists, alternative health care practitioners and professional athletes.
"Dr. Fred Says" .... Today's show is on the " New Dangers of Diet Soda and How Water and Oils Can Help" . Join us at 1 pm CST - Live on BTR Each Week, Dr. Valdes - along with his associate Dlynn Saumer - brings us up-to-date information on the state of health in the world today. Presently Dr. Valdes teaches part-time at a medical school close to Miami. His background is emergency medicine and he has spent many years studying complementary medicine. Within his team are doctors, chiropractors. therapists, alternative health care practitioners and professional athletes
"Dr. Fred Says" .... Today's show is on Type 2 Diabetes and Cinnamon Oil. Join us at 12 NOON CST - Live on BTR Each Week, Dr. Valdes - along with his associate Dlynn Saumer - brings us up-to-date information on the state of health in the world today. Presently Dr. Valdes teaches part-time at a medical school close to Miami. His background is emergency medicine and he has spent many years studying complementary medicine. Within his team are doctors, chiropractors. therapists, alternative health care practitioners and professional athletes
"Dr. Fred Says" .... Today's show is on Sandalwood Essential Oil and it's Aphrodisiac properties. Join us at 12 NOON CST - Live on BTR Each Week, Dr. Valdes - along with his associate Dlynn Saumer - brings us up-to-date information on the state of health in the world today. Presently Dr. Valdes teaches part-time at a medical school close to Miami. His background is emergency medicine and he has spent many years studying complementary medicine. Within his team are doctors, chiropractors. therapists, alternative health care practitioners and professional athletes
Today's Topic is: " Suggested oils for kids and their proper usage " Join Dr. Fred Valdes today, Thursday Feb. 2nd, 2017 at NOON CST Each Week, Dr. Valdes - along with his associate Dlynn Saumer - brings us up-to-date information on the state of health in the world today. Presently Dr. Valdes teaches part-time at a medical school close to Miami. His background is emergency medicine and he has spent many years studying complementary medicine. Within his team are doctors, chiropractors. therapists, alternative health care practitioners and professional athletes.
Today's Topic is: "AGX for Women and how it can tie to PMS, hormonal changes, etc. " Join Dr. Fred Valdes today, Thursday January 19th at NOON CST Each Week, Dr. Valdes - along with his associate Dlynn Saumer - brings us up-to-date information on the state of health in the world today. Presently Dr. Valdes teaches part-time at a medical school close to Miami. His background is emergency medicine and he has spent many years studying complementary medicine. Within his team are doctors, chiropractors. therapists, alternative health care practitioners and professional athletes.
Today's Topic is: " It's Flu Season.. Use Oils to Enhance Your Immune System " Join Dr. Fred Valdes today, Thursday January 12th at NOON CST Each Week, Dr. Valdes - along with his associate Dlynn Saumer - brings us up-to-date information on the state of health in the world today. Presently Dr. Valdes teaches part-time at a medical school close to Miami. His background is emergency medicine and he has spent many years studying complementary medicine. Within his team are doctors, chiropractors. therapists, alternative health care practitioners and professional athletes.
Today's Topic is: " Weight Loss Insanity - Let's change the wheel in 2017 with Plant Protein Join Dr. Fred Valdes today, Thursday January 5th at NOON CST Each Week, Dr. Valdes - along with his associate Dlynn Saumer - brings us up-to-date information on the state of health in the world today. Presently Dr. Valdes teaches part-time at a medical school close to Miami. His background is emergency medicine and he has spent many years studying complementary medicine. Within his team are doctors, chiropractors. therapists, alternative health care practitioners and professional athletes.
Join Dr. Fred Valdes today - Friday, Dec. 15th, 2016 at 12 NOON CST - LIVE on BTR Today's Topic is: " AGX for Men - Daily Balancing Blend " The Oil Blend Ingredients are: Sweet Basil oil, TeaTree oil, Bergamot oil, Clove oil, Eucalyptus Globulus oil, Vetiver oil. Each Week, Dr. Valdes - along with his associate Dlynn Saumer - brings us up-to-date information on the state of health in the world today. Presently Dr. Valdes teaches part-time at a medical school close to Miami. His background is emergency medicine and he has spent many years studying complementary medicine. Within his team are doctors, chiropractors. therapists, alternative health care practitioners and professional athletes.
Today's Topic is: " Ginger Oil ... Much better than we originally thought. " Join Dr. Fred Valdes today,Thursday, Dec. 8th, 2016 at 12 NOON CST Each Week, Dr. Valdes - along with his associate Dlynn Saumer - brings us up-to-date information on the state of health in the world today. Presently Dr. Valdes teaches part-time at a medical school close to Miami. His background is emergency medicine and he has spent many years studying complementary medicine. Within his team are doctors, chiropractors. therapists, alternative health care practitioners and professional athletes.
Today's Topic is: " Four (4) Essential Oils That Every Mom Needs " Join Dr. Fred Valdes today,Thursday, Dec. 1st, 2016 at 12 NOON CST Each Week, Dr. Valdes - along with his associate Dlynn Saumer - brings us up-to-date information on the state of health in the world today. Presently Dr. Valdes teaches part-time at a medical school close to Miami. His background is emergency medicine and he has spent many years studying complementary medicine. Within his team are doctors, chiropractors. therapists, alternative health care practitioners and professional athletes.
Today's Topic is: " Vetiver - The important essential oil for the upcoming stress season " Join Dr. Fred Valdes today, Friday Nov. 18th at 12 NOON CST Each Week, Dr. Valdes - along with his associate Dlynn Saumer - brings us up-to-date information on the state of health in the world today. Presently Dr. Valdes teaches part-time at a medical school close to Miami. His background is emergency medicine and he has spent many years studying complementary medicine. Within his team are doctors, chiropractors. therapists, alternative health care practitioners and professional athletes.
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