Sacred Healing: The Curing Power of Energy and Spirituality
Sacred Healing: The Curing Power of Energy and Spirituality Books
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A world-celebrated doctor and initiator of the American Holistic Medical Association provides proof of sacred healing. of color.Amazon.com Review
“Today, a spiritual revival is gaining momentum and sacred healing is reaching its greatest acceptance since the Reformation,” writes C. Norman Shealy, M.D., Ph.D., in Sacred Healing. As managed care makes modern medicine more and more impersonal, we are driven to recapture a sense of spiritual connection with our healing, says Shealy, a neurosurgeon, initiator of the American Holistic Medicine Association, and author of many alternative-medicine books. Here Shealy explores miraculous healing, which goes beyond and cannot be clarified by conventional medicine. He presents a brief history of healing, healers, and beliefs about spiritual healing. Then he clarifies why “sacred healing should be the treatment of choice when orthodox medicine has nothing to offer,” and an ancillary treatment in conjunction with surgery and drugs at other times. He describes some modern spiritual healers, such as Harry Edwards, Olga Worrall, and Ostad Hadi Parvarandeh, and the feats of several psychic surgeons who achieve healing miracles. This is not a self-help book–you won’t get matter-of-fact tips or guidelines for using these concepts in your own life–but it does provide a context of sacred healing, the role of spirituality and faith in healing, and correlated topics such as electromagnetism. This book is not an simple read: the organization and writing style are not as reader-friendly as they might be. –Joan Price
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Rating: 4 / 5
This book makes the case that sacred healing is not only possible, it’s real.
If you judge that sacred healing is a possibility, this book may solidify your belief. If you’ve challenges in your life and you’re looking for hope, this book is for you. If you’re skeptical about sacred healing, open yourself to the possibility that sacred healing does occur on a fixed basis, then read this book.
This book IS Norm Shealy: honest-forward, honest, empassioned, inspirational, factual, hopeful. And it sounds like Norm Shealy. In fact, if I were to close my eyes, I’d swear Norm Shealy was sitting in the room with me.
Rating: 5 / 5
Although I am an avid fan and believer in spiritual healing, and sacred healing arts, this book was a disappointment to me. It is an simple read, but for anyone well read in the healing arts it offers very small new in rank or validation for it’s theme matter ( with the exception of chapter ten and sacred water). Just prior to reading this book I finished a wonderful book called “Infinite Grace” which left me hungry for more of the same. I did not find it within these pages. God Bless Norm Shealy for his many monumental contrubutions to spiritual healing, I don’t judge this book ranks among his best work.
Rating: 3 / 5