Bøger af Edward Bach

This beautiful little book is a brilliant reference guide for herbal remedies and ingredients.Edward Bach believes that we develop illnesses due to our fears and worries and that we may heal ourselves using natural treatments and wildflower cures. This classic guide presents simple herbal remedies that are designed to care for a range of ailments from indecision and loneliness to hay fever.This wonderful volume's contents include: - For Fear- For Uncertainty- For Insufficient Interest in Present Circumstances- For Loneliness- For Those Over-Sensitive to Influences and Ideas- For Despondency or Despair- For Over-Care for Welfare of Others

La historia concreta comienza una clara y fresca mañana de primavera, el sol comienza a despuntar y el aire huele a arcoiris. Edward camina pausadamente por su amada campiña galesa. Hace tiempo que un impulso irrefrenable le lleva cada mañana a los prados verdes de su tierra natal. Ese mismo impulso que le hizo transitar desde los más "sólidos conocimientos" de la ciencia hipocrática hasta los sutiles matices de la sabiduría paracelsiana. No se recuerda bien si deambulaba por un lecho de mostazas o si fue la impaciencia o la rosa silvestre las causantes de su relámpago interno, pero en ese amanecer Edward contempló el prodigio que desde su silencio realiza la naturaleza todos los días. Sintió la alquimia de los cuatro elementos al deslumbrarle una gota de rocío depositada en el pétalo de una flor inundada de sol; y ya nada fue igual.

This fascinating classic in self-healing was written by the famed British doctor and creator of the Bach flower remedies, Edward Bach. Explore alternate views on illness and medicine in this vintage volume.First published in 1931, this guide to self-healing explores Edward Bach's views on the 'real' causes and cures of disease. Heal Thyself is an ideal read for those wishing to explore alternate medicines and is perfect for anyone seeking to cure their illnesses and ailments with herbal remedies. An elegant examination of disease and modern medicine.

Esta seleção permite uma visão dos passos que o Dr. Bach deu para chegar às suas grandes descobertas, sua evolução interior e filosofia de vida, e oferece uma oportunidade para conhecer grande parte da sua obra e desta maneira compreender melhor a história e ação dos florais. Os textos acompanham cronologicamente a vida de Edward Bach numa pesquisa abrangente e bastante completa.

"Chronic Disease - A Working Hypothesis" is a 1913 treatise by E. Bach and C. E. Wheeler on serious diseases of the body, with reference to actual cases and the experiences of esteemed doctors and surgeons of the time. This vintage volume will appeal to those with an interest in the history and development of modern medicine, and it would make for a worthy addition to collections of allied literature. Contents include: "A Working Hypothesis-Introduction", "Diet and its Disabilities", "Bacterial Contents of the Faeces", "The Effect of Diet", "Clinical Results on Hypothesis", "Cancer and Intestinal Infections", "Work of the Medical Profession", "Diet", "Preparing Vaccines", "Analysis of Cases", etc. Many vintage books such as this are increasingly scarce and expensive. It is with this in mind that we are republishing this volume now in an affordable, modern, high-quality edition complete with the original text and artwork.

This fascinating classic in self-healing was written by the famed British doctor and creator of the Bach flower remedies, Edward Bach. Explore alternate views on illness and medicine in this vintage volume.First published in 1931, this guide to self-healing explores Edward Bach's views on the 'real' causes and cures of disease. Heal Thyself is an ideal read for those wishing to explore alternate medicines and is perfect for anyone seeking to cure their illnesses and ailments with herbal remedies. An elegant examination of disease and modern medicine.

With imagination and a great deal of heart, Ed Bach, the author of the recently released novel, Joleen, uses his creative agility to forge the faulting character, Willie Pinkly, a threadbare, middle-aged man who spends his days toiling in his eight-by-eight cube, winnowing nickels and dimes from the company''s customers. Once considered a shoo-in to reach the executive suite, the years have taken its toll, and Willie spends his days spinning in his chair and annoying the people around him. At a Christmas dinner party, he gains access to his boss''s secret bat phone and calls him daily pretending to be the caped crusader''s sidekick, Robin. The "bat" phone. In the story Lost at Sea, a once-wealthy man disappears when his boat is found motoring far offshore with no one aboard. Has the man fallen overboard? Or has a recent financial setback sent him into hiding with the goal of cashing in on a five-million-dollar life insurance policy?