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The Art of True Healing
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Written by one of the most important figures in twentieth-century Western mysticism, this book details a powerful exercise that stimulates the body, mind, and spirit to help us create physical health and personal success.
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“- Those who know, know -”
“While relying heavily on Qabalistic precepts, this is perhaps the most approachable & useful book for the occult student who HASN'T chosen to stick closely to Golden Dawn style Western Hermetic technique. This one was short, sweet & to the point. I remember experimenting with a combination of what Regardie taught about healing in this volume and tricks from The Silva Method with some success. Hmmm, I already have a copy of Silva Mind Control...perhaps tracking a copy of this down might be worthwhile, given my state of health.”
About Israel Regardie
Dr. Israel Regardie has been hailed as one of the most important figures of twentieth-century healing and mysticism. He was born in London in 1907, and first traveled to the United States in 1920. He wrote seventeen books between 1932 and 1972; his most voluminous work, The Golden Dawn, is a monumental study of Western magical ritual. The Art of True Healing is considered to be his most brilliant and concise work on the powerful effects of focused meditation.
He was a therapist and chiropractor as well as a writer, practicing a form of psychotherapy based on the work of Dr. Wilhelm Reich.
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