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Hi Bogdan
I little history on a brilliant man:
The lifelong concerns of Norman Cousins—writer, editor, citizen diplomat, promoter of holistic healing, and unflagging optimist—were large indeed: world peace, world governance, justice, human freedom, the human impact on the environment, and health and wholeness. During a lifetime which spanned most of the twentieth century, these central concerns of Cousins's life were also among the most important issues facing the human race. His primary platform for promoting his views was as editor of Saturday Review for the better part of forty years. He was also the author of a dozen books and hundreds of essays and editorials. Besides having been notably active in a variety of peace organizations, he was, in his in later years, on the faculty of the University of California at Los Angeles School of Medicine.
By Ken Read-Brown
Minister of Old Ship Church, Hingham, Massachusetts
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