Subtle Energy Healing: Encouraging a Scientific Revolution

ISBN-13: 9781503088726 / Angielski / Miękka / 2014 / 266 str.

Larry Vingelman

Opis

Orthodox scientists debunk it. Orthodox religions dismiss it. Yet, many millions of people all over the world are intuitively drawn to it. It heals our bodies as well as our souls. Today, unorthodox medical doctors design cures for chronic diseases using it. And, entrepreneurs use it to design healing devices. And, someday it may be used to bring about a technological solution for world peace. Many believe it to be an ancient, heretofore undiscovered force of nature. Others believe a new science is beginning a new age of human experience. Believe it or not, Subtle Energy is having an effect on people and societies around the world, which can be measured through social indices and financial markets. By creating awareness about the healing and nonviolent qualities of Subtle Energy, we can accelerate the positive influence this force of nature will have on the world. Subtle Energy Healing - Encouraging a Scientific Revolution tells the story of this healing energy from ancient cultures to our modern times. Still not accepted by orthodox scientists, industries and technologies have developed around this force of nature. Ancient healing modalities are being revived, while conscious entrepreneurs develop healing devices. New technologies, such as Intention Imprinting Devices, are being developed. These new technologies offer us hope for a nonviolent world. Subtle Energy Healing is the result of many modern researchers, philosophers, writers, and artists. The following is a short list of those whose ideas and concepts had a unique part to play in the writing of this book: Dr. William Tiller Dr. Claude Swanson Maharishi Mahesh Yogi Dr. John Hagelin Joseph Selbie and David Steinmetz Sri Yukteswar Baron Karl von Reichenbach Dr. Nikoli Kozyev Dr. Jerry Tennant Dr. Max Gerson and Charlotte Gerson Mr. Robert Monroe Dr. Harold Puthoff Dr. Yury Kroon

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