Written for the general reader, this ground-breaking book relates the evolution of colorpuncture, the new medicine of light, by German scientist and healer Peter Mandel. Journalist Jack Allanach opens a new window on the disharmony that we call "sickness" and the harmony we call "health" through his personal conversations with Mandel, and his colorpuncture experience. color plate section.

About the Book: Kaira is twenty-six-years-old and has never imagined staying or visiting places all by herself unless it’s her home. Her drug-addict parents treat her poorly yet she never wishes to leave their shadow. But, with an unexpected turn of fate, she mysteriously wakes up to find herself in a whole new place she has never been to before. The dread of being lost makes Manav her only suspect whom she meets. And, as an entirely new relationship evolves, she fails to see what's coming. The truth will shatter her little hope of return. And, an unimagined truth about Manav which he is himself unaware of is either going to shape Kaira's life forever or shatter it to pieces. About the Author: V.S. Amitesh was born and raised in Uttar Pradesh, India. Growing up, he was fascinated by fantasy movies and stories, and it's what led to some early exposure to creating his own short ones. Later, he also started reading and collecting books which is now one of his biggest interests. He spends less time among people and more with himself exploring things that he likes. When he is not writing, he is either collecting more ideas by visiting places or planning the next book that should be written or read. Colour Me Red is V.S. Amitesh' first Sci-fi, romance novel.

The healing properties of colour and light have been recognised since ancient times; today colour therapy techniques are used to great effect in a range of complementary therapies and for personal wellbeing. This book provides a comprehensive introduction to colour healing and offers step-by-step instructions for treatment. The opening chapters provide an overview of the science behind light and colour, and a brief history of colour healing from Ancient Greece to modern day. The characteristics of different colours are then given, as well as an explanation of how each colour relates to particular body parts and the major and minor chakras. The core of the book offers a complete treatment programme, teaching diagnostic techniques and a variety of approaches including healing with prana energy, healing with touch, healing with a colour therapy instrument, and absent healing. With useful illustrations and diagrams throughout, this book will be an essential guide for colour therapists, colourpuncture practitioners, kinesiologists, reflexologists and energy healers, as well as anyone with an interest in the restorative power of colour.

Colour Me Melanin is a poetry and colouring book featuring 27 women from 27 African tribes in their traditional attire. There is also a short synopsis for each tribe explaining the region/s the tribe is located in, their history as well as some interesting facts about the tribe. It was created by Katlego Kekana - born out of a love for meditation through colouring, children, and the arts - in particular - African poetry. The book features poems by Mfumo and Fumane Ntlhabane, Belita Andre and Katleho Kano Shoro, was edited by Vus'umuzi Phakathi and the designs were created by Kholisile Zwane. The message it conveys is one of unity – an appreciation that, despite our varying backgrounds and cultures – we are all one. A message also of pride: Pride in our femininity. Pride in our heritage. Pride in our stories and history which have carved who we are today.

The Boiled Frog Syndrome presents compelling evidence to show that the source of the majority of the Western diseases of civilisation that have multiplied over the past 100 years, ranging from cancers to debilitating sicknesses and allergies, can be traced to the modern built environment, our increasing exposure to electromagnetic radiation and the indiscriminate use of untested advanced technology. It is also due, in part, to the 20th century's repudiation of perennial wisdom.

A well-rounded discourse that demonstrates how hard science and metaphysics merge to give us an opportunity to live healthier lives. Cooper opens her discussion to a broad range of thought, including a discussion of the pioneering work of Rudolf Steiner.She delves into the Theosophical system of the Seven Rays, outlining each of the rays with its respective color association and meaning for whole health. Index.