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Healing of the Self: Using the Forces of Life: The Negatives Understanding the Powers of Darkness, Vol.7: The Notebooks of Paul Brunton

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₹ 325.00

Binding : Paperback

Pages : 187

Edition : 1st

Size : 5.5" x 8.5"

Condition : New

Language : English

Weight : 0.0-0.5 kg

Publication Year: 2014

Country of Origin : India

Territorial Rights : Worldwide

Reading Age : 13 years and up

HSN Code : 49011010 (Printed Books)

Publisher : Motilal Banarsidass Publishing House


This seventh volume in The Notebooks of Paul Brunton is an in-depth presentation of the tenth and eleventh (of twenty-eight) major categories in the personal notebooks of Dr. Paul Brunton reserved for posthumous publication. Both sections of this volume are immediately useful. Each deals with a topic currently receiving a great deal of attention on both the personal and the professional levels.

Part I, Healing of the Self, examines mind-body relationships in health and sickness. Contrasting conventional, psychic, and spiritual approaches to healing, it clarifies basic principles of healing and recommends a combination of conventional and alternative methods. It also offers a variety of practical techniques that have proven useful both in self-healing and in assisting conventional treatment.

Part II, The Negatives, examines the nature and roots of evil in both the individual and the world. Tracing the activity of sinister forces in previous and possible future world war, it emphasized the urgency with which the current world-situation demands clear recognition of-and intelligent individual response to-the intensification of these destructive forces both within and around us.

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Unless we look behind the world's problems into the real and spiritual problems which they reflect, we can not properly understand them or solve them. - Paul Brunton

About the Author(s)

Paul Brunton was one of the twentieth century's greatest explorers of the spiritual tradition of the East. He was also a journalist with a healthy regard for critical impartiality and for commonsense. These characteristics together with a rich inner life, made him a superb writer on the spirituality of the Orient.