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People who get to know and understand the New Medicine according to Dr. Hamer often have a similar feeling blind people must have when they can suddenly see. Things fall into the right place and become clear and coherent. Comprehensible biological laws replace the "potentially," "probably,"or "possibly" you oftentimes heard from the doctors. Yet, the New Medicine isn't simple. The deeper you get into the matter, the more complicated appears the investigative search for the conflicts. And it gets even more complicated when it comes to resolving these conflicts.Is it actually recommendable to always and at any rate resolve every single conflict? How do we resolve conflicts? And what happens if we can't resolve them? This book will help you find the answers to these questions. In addition to a detailed introduction to the New Medicine, you will find 21 short stories based on authentic experiences, explaining conflicts and the respective resolutions. Finally, a glossary of terms related to the New Medicine completes this compact and helpful handbook.
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0 of 1 people found the following review helpful
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Quite simply one of the best books I've read on this subject. It certainly broaded my knowledge in the field of energy healing
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The Body Knows
10 Sep 2008
Format:Paperback
Having worked in the healing field for many years, I understand the connection between disease and the psychological/emotional aspects of healing. This book gives a new point of view, and supports the statistics that the death rate goes down when hospitals are shut down. Here are stories about people who walked out of doctors offices with death written on their back because of the incurable and survived---even healed. Not because of any magic pills, medicine or, even, healers, but because the stress in their life changed, the environment changed, or they, simply, took responsibility for themselves. Protocol's are given to identify the psychological/emotional experience with the sick part of the body. This is a real "out-side-the-box" concept, but having healed myself, and seen others heal absolutely without medical doctors in anyway involved, I know this guy has got "it." He may not have all of "it," but he owns a significant piece of how the body/mind connection works.
6 of 18 people found the following review helpful
Disappointing
29 July 2008
Format:Paperback|Amazon Verified Purchase
The problem with this book is its shear lack of scientific evidence to support the premise. It is loaded with testimonials that are not substantiated. And there are no techniques for putting into use the principles that are being claimed as life-altering. Extremely disappointing. Not worth buying at all.
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