Herbs: The Magic Healers
- Pages
- 263
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9781570432262
- Reading Time
- ~4h 36min
Herbs: The Magic Healers is a book by Paul Twitchell. It has 263 pages.
About this book
"Health and happiness means to be rid of fatigue and disease. To have a good appetite, good memory, good humor, and precision in thought and action. To be free from anxiety and fear. To have a great capacity for survival over illness and anxieties. To have joy, long life, and great spiritual adventures." Since ancient times herbs have been used by medical practitioners and spiritual adepts alike to soothe the anguish of body and soul. Among the proponents of such natural organic foods were the great Masters of Eckankar, perhaps the first spiritual masters to recognize that healthy bodies aided the concentration necessary to reach God-Realization. Paul Twitchell, modern-day founder of the ancient teachings of Eckankar, tells you all you need to know about herbs - their history, their curative powers, their legendary "magic." This writing is not confined to plants and their usage alone, however, for Twitchell reveals a vast amount of knowledge on a variety of subjects that relate, directly or indirectly, to the well-being of the individual... - key to longevity - psychic dangers of drug abuse - ideas to improve emotional and mental health - spiritual healing through out-of-body movement - various body types according to zodiacal signs - health secrets of the lost continent of Atlantis - mysterious brotherhood of the God-eaters - and much more
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How many pages is Herbs: The Magic Healers?+
Herbs: The Magic Healers has 263 pages.
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"Health and happiness means to be rid of fatigue and disease. To have a good appetite, good memory, good humor, and precision in thought and action. To be free from anxiety and fear. To have a great capacity for survival over illness and anxieties. To have joy, long life, and great spiritual adventu...
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Herbs: The Magic Healers was written by Paul Twitchell.