Plant Spirit Medicine: The Healing Power of Plants
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| Rating | : | 4.88 (508 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1893183114 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 192 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-07-24 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Cowan contacts these spirits and asks for their help: his different herbal remedy method is imparted to readers, here. Traditional healers use plants in their techniques; but Cowan learned that leaves and plant parts are relatively ineffectual: he maintains that it's the spirit of a plant that does the actual healing. -- Midwest Book Review
This Book Is Awesome! As I read this book I kept getting goose bumps as the author told story after story of plant spirits healing various maladies. It made me want to go out and commune with the nearest plant! You'll find everything you need to get started on your plant spirit healing journey, but it will take the rest of your life to . C. Griffin said This AMAZING book imparts the true spirit of herbal healing.. Buy this book and read it. It is an amazing and powerful experience. I read it three times in a row and soaked up more and more with each reading. This book turned me on to Shamanism, but as I went off and read more about Shamanism, I discovered that nothing else was quite as clear, powerful, or sincere as Eliot Co. "Extremely Profound" according to A Customer. I am a psychotherapist. Although traditionally trained, I'm drawn to holistic means of healing the psyche. I agree with another reviewer, that this book is not just about plant spirit medicine. It is much bigger than that. To me it is about all healing and about being in relationship with one's self, plant spirits,
This is a trailblazing book that explores an old way of healing through the spirit of plants! Eliot Cowen learned that it wasn't the plant that healed a person, but the spirit in the plant. Learning to contact the spirit of the plant was to ask it directly to heal the person. This ancient practice of plant spirit medicine, long forgotten in the West, has now been remembered, revitalized and reintroduced by this American healer.
Began to study and practive herbalism in 1969, then studied acupuncture. Worsley at the College of Traditional Acupuncture, Leamington Spa, England, and served on the faculty there, 1979-80. Born in 1946, raised in Chicago, Winnipeg and San Francisco. Cowan lives in Santa Barbara, California, and spends much time in Mexico and giving workshops and lectures a