Liberation : The Perfect Holistic Antidote to Stress, Depression and Other Unhealthy States of Mind

by StephenRussell/BarefootDoctor (Author)

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  Paperback
  2002

  $3.59

  Author and modern Taoist sage , the Barefoot Doctor, helps us liberate ourselves from negativities that prevent us fully living the unlimited life we want and can have if willing to take the chance. In this book the Barefoot Doctor helps us overcome path-blocking negativities such as fear, greed and frustration, which prevent us from living our lives to the full, using a series of self-help techniques culled from Taoism, Buddhism, Shamanism and humanism. The methods range from acupressure and other physical self-healing methods and movements, to magic, including affirmation, visualization, energy manipulation and astral projection. Organized in sections, such as liberation from guilt or liberation from feeling like you're always in a rush , he offers a rationalization of the blocking factor also likening the blocking factor to its corresponding vital organ and recommending self-treatment.

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  Paperback
  2004

  $3.23

  In massmarket for the first time, bestselling author Barefoot Doctor helps us overcome life-draining negativities such as fear, greed and frustration, which prevent us from living our lives to the full, using a series of self-help techniques culled from Taoism, Buddhism, Shamanism and humanism. In Liberation, bestselling author and media guru Barefoot Doctor shows us how to overcome emotions such as fear, greed and frustration that prevent us from fully living the unlimited life we all want- and can all have if we are willing to take the chance. The book uses a series if self-help techniques culled from Taoism, Buddhism, Shamanism and Humanism, as well as methods tried and proven in over 20 years' clinical practice by the author such as acupressure, affirmation, visualisation, energy manipulation and astral healing. Organised in sections such as 'Liberation from guilt' and 'Liberation from feeling like you're always in a rush', he offers and explanation of the blocking factor according to a Taoist/Buddhist/Shamanist/Humanist outlook, also likening the blocking factor to its corresponding vital organ and recommending self-treatment.