A comprehensive encyclopedia of the human energetic anatomy that is an unprecedented resource for understanding the physical, energetic and spiritual elements of human health.
by Cyndi Dale
This comprehensive encyclopedia of the human energetic anatomy is an unprecedented resource for understanding the physical, energetic and spiritual elements of human health for an informed, complete approach to healing. It is an in-depth, illustrated guide to the invisible energies of spirit, psyche and consciousness that influence every aspect of our well-being.
Whether you are looking for a complementary medicine to enhance your own healing practice, seeking perennial wisdom about your body’s energetic nature from world traditions or exploring the quantum edge of intention-based care, this is an indispensible companion for exploring virtually any facet of holistic healing.
Created for healing professionals and patients alike, this volume provides a lexicon of terms, illustrations and detailed entries about our energetic biology and how it relates to our physical being. This invaluable information will help you enhance any form of health care, giving you the knowledge you need to develop an integrated approach for your clients’ well-being or your own.
Includes energy-based therapy principles from the world’s healing traditions (Ayurveda, qigong, Reiki, Quabalah, and many more); the science of subtle anatomy: the ancient models and the newest research on the unseen fields that determine our physical condition; true integrative care: how combining Eastern energetic modalities with Western scientific rigor yields optimal results; and the meridians, fields and chakras: detailed information and diagrams about the role of these energetic structures in our overall health.
Dale also covers the role of intention in healing — how the beliefs of a healer, patient and everyone involved affect the outcome of a treatment and what it is that distinguishes good healers from great ones.
$34.95 — Sounds True, P.O. Box 8010, Boulder, CO 80306-9886.
Reprinted from AzNetNews, Volume 28, Number 2, April/May 2009.
April 16, 2012
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