Soul Medicine

I just finished reading Soul Medicine: Awakening Your Inner Blueprint for Abundant Health and Energy by Norman Sheali,MD, Ph.D. and Dawson Church, Ph.D..The book is broken down into five sections, the first two dealing with the history of health, medicine, healing and healers and the last three explains Quantum Healing, Energy, Electricity and Therapy, and Soul Medicine of the Future.The authors explain, "The premise of soul medicine is this: We allow the perfect consciousness of health contained in the soul to express freely in the patient's energy system. Through this intention, healing is triggered in heart, mind, and body."They go on to explain "The Three Pillars of Soul Medicine":1)'The concept of the human being as an energy system; every atom in the body vibrates at a certain energy level and we are electromagnetic entities.' (31), 2)'Consciousness is the second pillar as our energy systems are affected by consciousness.' (32), 3)'Intention - provides the power, the motive force, to set in motion the complex chain of events that result in healing.' (35)In chapter nine the authors list 14 soul healing practices:meridian-based therapies, color and light, homeopathy, sound, touch and healing, aromatherapy, biofeedback, manipulation, meditation, electromagnetic stimulation, traditional medical practices, prayer and faith healing, conscious lifestyle, and subconscious reprogramming. MMMM - no mention of environmental healing and/or Feng Shui healing - although it could be argued that color/light, sound, and aromatherapy could be a part of environmental healing that isn't what I'm talking about.Some people are in buildings, whether at work, home, or store's, a big percentage of their life and most of those buildings are harming your health and your soul! Our buildings are sick!I do want to give the authors credit where on page 203 they do start discussing the influence of electromagnetic fields on people and the world. And somewhat about water; however I guess I would like to see more about pollutants in our buildings that effect us as well; perhaps in their second edition they'll consider adding more with regards to this topic as I feel it would make a nice addition to an already good and informative read.

I really enjoyed this book. Lots of facts and figures. All feeding into my primary belief struction of conventional medicine and natural medicine.Some parts get very technical and loose me. However, really informative.I would recommend this book.

A very comprehensive book about the history and future of the subject.I was hoping for some real instructions and those are not included.

More interesting information on how healing works.

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This is a highly educational and more importantly useful book for clearing your own head and using the inner skills to change your health and well-being.

I want my money back. While there are a few nuggets of information (hence, my two stars instead of one), much of the book is platitudes and tripe. With a good editor, this could have been a worthy addition to the holistic canon. As it is, much of the writing is disjointed, frustratingly vague, or just plain unnecessary - which is disappointing, because both Shealy and Church have contributed much better work.

My husband returns to this book again and again.

helped my wife when she was healing people.

Great

Dawson Chuch did a great job in this book, by merging science and spirituality concepts.