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Cracking your Body’s Code : Keys to Transforming Symptoms into Messages That Heal

By Mauree Kai; Richard Kelly; Kaitlyn Kulp

Book information

Year
2014
ISBN
1500978884, 978-1500978884, B00PFXRTCY
Language
english
Format
AZW3
Filesize
328 kB (335904 bytes)
Edition
Kindle Edition
Pages
122\0
Time added
2019-02-28 18:38:55

Description

Do you know the difference between “curing” and “healing”? Have you considered how much power your thoughts and emotions have over your entire well-being? Would you like to gain access to your health’s matrix and crack the code on your body’s needs in order to thrive in life? Then get out your mental, spiritual, and physical toolbox, and get ready to make positive changes. This thought-provoking guide will lead you through a new healing paradigm that supports the body’s innate ability to restore and recover. The practical tools inside these pages empower you to take control of your health and lead a more vibrant existence. Learn to look at physical symptoms as a form of communication between your spirit and body. Discover and cultivate your mind’s powerful abilities and apply them to a healing process through positive attitudes and emotions. Find out how to become aware of your self-image and how it impacts your health. The goal is not to changewhoyou are buthowyou are. The result is an expanded awareness and fuller understanding that you are a spiritual being having a human experience, and that healing means restoring wholeness to the body, mind, and spirit.

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