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EGO: The Greatest Obstacle to Healing the 5 Wounds (tp) (Book)
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A Physician’s Journey (Book)
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Ocean and the Wave (tp) (Book)
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Holistic Living Manual (tp) (Book)
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What's Possible? (tp) (Book)
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9780940676480 (0940676486) Lotus Press Publish Date: 2018-07-01
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Universal Yoga (tp) (Book)
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Jourmey of Healing (tp) (Book)
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 of the Himalayan tradition that H.H. Swami Rama taught his students during the more than two decades that he spent in the United States.<BR><BR>The vast majority of these kriyas was taught by Swamiji during seminars, workshops and lectures and have found their way into the books authored by Swamiji. However, they are scattered through many books and there is no ready reference wherein all of these kriyas are compiled and presented. It is hoped that this volume will serve that purpose. Fortunately, many of the kriyas were personally taught to the compiler of this volume during small group sessions, seminars and workshops and the writings have been compiled from his notes.'); "Show Product Detail")
, reveals his deep love for his master and for the mysterious divine force that is the source of all life in this universe.'); "Show Product Detail")
, psychological (conscious and unconscious mind) and philosophical (soul) dimensions. The emphasis is on treating the whole patient and not just the symptoms of disease. Man has to realize that he is not a body alone. He is a breathing being and a thinking being with complex emotions, appetites and desires. To maintain good health, the following guidelines must be considered: Nourish and exercise the physical body Make the breath deep, smooth, even and continuous Discipline the senses Quieten the mind Calm the emotions Cultivate contentment Discover the inner being, the soul or center of consciousness The purpose of life is to be happy and free from pains, fears and miseries. This can be achieved by practicing a self-training program as set forth in this manual.'); "Show Product Detail")
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. Discovering a different path at the age of 61, after a lifetime of traditional living was completely unexpected. My rather ordinary life journey became an unlikely adventure. My story began with a typical treadmill of life in our Western culture. Schooling, then career path, then marriage and children. Yet, I couldn\'t help but feel that something indefinable was missing. I began my exploration of the ancient sciences of Yoga and Ayurveda which led me to a week-long Ayurveda conference at the Sivananda Ashram Yoga Retreat in the Bahamas. I created the proposal and presented it to KP Khalsa, renowned herbalist and Ayurveda specialist and co-author of this book. Together, we wanted to find out what was possible. This book takes you on the year-long journey with before and after photos, actual journal entries, milestone reports and final results. I\'d be honored to share my story with you. - Mary Roberts, Author'); "Show Product Detail")
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