Laughing with Doomsday: Work on What Has Been Spoiled

What is disease? What does disease signify? The author found himself faced with these questions after several years of veterinary practice. How was it that he was not prepared to answer these questions after so much schooling and life experience? He set out on a quest to delve into human evolution, spirituality and the cultural fabric of the modern world. Through the lens of macrobiotics and anthroposophy, Kaare lays out a picture of the heritage that should belong to the human being. In a world where people are taught to override their symptoms with medications, where social and political problems are at the mercy of the latest fads, Kaare provides a call to take action. In this timely follow-up to Kaare's first book, The End of Medicine, he takes us past digestion and physical dis-ease into the world of economics, politics, relationships and family structure. Written long before the era of covid, this practical treatise gives the reader a valuable compass to help chart a course out of wilderness of modern, mechanical thinking into a new, peaceful world of connection to spirit and true purpose in living.