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Bernard Jensen Books
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Dr. Bernard Jensen- "Keeping the Dream Alive!")
Looking over some original papers of Dr. Jensen. I sense some of this work belongs out in the world, but it is not my priority now to do that.
Date: 7/11/2007 6:13:57 PM ( 17 y ago)
3:58 PM
July 11, 07
Going through my Jensen materials.
I have been spending days in my room
decluttering.
It is slow going.
I am finding some of the xeroxes from
the original book by V.G. Rocine that
was used to write "The Chemistry of Man."
"The Chemistry of Man" has just been reprinted
and is now available.
This book deservedly should have a co-authorship
with V.G. Rocine being honored.
Dr. Jensen, does give credit, but a large portion
of this work is the work from V.G. Rocine.
When the book was written, I felt that portions
of the original introduction needed to be included,
but Dr. did not include them.
Rocine speaks to the Soul aspects of this work,
how the Soul chooses the Chemical Type.
I see where I have some articles I wrote.
I would like to see them uploaded at the least.
This is not a priority of mine.
I do not have the full Introduction.
It was a five volumn small book.
I am wondering about my responsibility
in this matter.
I do not sense that the full impact of
Jensen's contribution, or Rocine's in known
or understood.
Jensen was a master of the Rocine work.
He took pride in being one of his best students.
Jensen knew the chemicals--the biochemicals--
and how they showed up in foods.
He knew what foods had these biochemicals.
He understood and spoke inspirationally about
The Chemical Types.
He called this "The Chemical Story."
Maybe they would like some of the
articles that were written,
but never published....
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Trinity College
SNH 361 Chemistry of Man (48 Estimated Hours)
This course studies the life work of Dr. Bernard Jensen and V.G. Rocine and their pioneering research on the chemistry of food. The intimate association between food and health will be explored with a specific emphasis on how the chemical elements of food affect the shaping of human temperament.
http://www.trinityschool.org/html-NH/NH-descriptions.php
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