Foreign Rights Catalogue

16 Mind, Body and Spirit
Mind, Body and Spirit 17
Luisa Xiaoyan Zhang
Acupuncture –
Fundamentals and Modes
of Operation
256 pages, 3-426-29197-5
November 2011
Lisa Freund
Das
Unverwundbare
Wege der Heilung in Lebenskrisen
CD
inkl.
mit geführten
Meditationen
O. W. BarTH
Lisa Freund
The Invulnerable Paths to
Healing in Life’s Crises
320 pages, 3-426-29191-7
March 2011
SYLVESTER
WALCH
VOM
EGO
ZUM
SELBST
Grundlinien eines spirituellen
Menschenbildes
O.W. BARTH
Sylvester Walch
From the Ego to the Self
Guidelines for a Spiritual
Conception of Mankind
336 pages, 3-426-29192-4
March 2011
Luisa Xiaoyan Zhang, born in China in 1962, comes from a family that has for generations
been practising Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). Following on her own TCM-studies she
came to Munich, where she opened up her own practice in the year 2000. She sees it as an
important task to create a link between Eastern tradition and Western research.
An introduction to acupuncture:
clear, well-founded and easily understood.
Acupuncture is a traditional Chinese method in which needles are inserted into specific
points of a patient’s body in order to activate the body’s healing powers and stimulate the
organism to restore the body’s equilibrium.
The past years have shown that acupuncture has been more and more frequently accepted by
medical doctors; in many cases the costs are paid by the health insurance. Many kinds of
health problems and illnesses can be successfully treated by this ancient Chinese healing
method. Luisa Zhang, a Chinese nonmedical practitioner, describes with the aid of illustrations
and case histories the benefits and effects of acupuncture and how it achieves its results.
Lisa Freund is a socially engaged Buddhist who, as a voluntary worker, has been active in the
hospice movement for more than twenty years, accompanying many sick people on their last
journey. A student of Sogyal Rinpoche, she has developed her own seminar programme, according
to which she teaches in the whole of Germany.
Hidden forces: Achieving inner harmony in critical situations
We all of us suffer many little deaths in our lifetimes, are confronted with transience, separations
and changes. In order to achieve inner harmony in critical situations, we have to find
our way into our own sources of inner strength and discover what is invulnerable within us.
After many years of experience counselling people in borderline situations, Lisa Freund is
aware that each of us possesses an invulnerable core capable of opening up a source of
strength and showing us a bond that does not need to be created by our own efforts but has
always been present. This bonding must be allowed to take effect and become integrated
into our daily life.
The author combines scientific knowledge and practical support aided by inspiring exercises
from the Buddhistic tradition.
Sylvester Walch, PhD lives in Southern Bavaria, works in his own psychotherapy practice
and is a guest lecturer at various universities. He is in charge of training and further education
courses in psychotherapy, transpersonal psychology and holotropic breathing.
Plea for a new conception of mankind
This book describes every aspect of an interdenominational path to spiritual fulfilment. By
incorporating the findings of modern psychology and numerous practical meditation exercises
Sylvester Walch outlines the basics of a modern spiritual conception of mankind.
In his new book, the psychotherapist Sylvester Walch investigates which deeper layers are
to be found in human consciousness and why they are unjustly ignored by the general scientific
view. The author explores the sensitive levels of the human spirit and their inner wisdom.
He develops the full potential of spiritual transformation, pointing out what hinders its development
and makes use of many ordinary everyday reflections and brief meditations in order
to explain the whole spectrum of man’s inner being.
The author is active in South Germany and Austria, where he promotes his books in seminars
and lectures.
Stefan Limmer and Angela Dietrich are shamans and non-medical practitioners working
together in their joint practice in Hagelstadt . They pass on their knowledge of shaman healing
in workshops and training courses. The main area of their work is shaman healing
methods.
The curative approach described here will lead us
onto the shaman path to self-healing.
Shamanism takes it for granted that illness is a sign of disharmony between the individual
human being, nature and the cosmos. Shaman healing methods aim at rebuilding the equilibrium.
The authors offer encouragement, exercises and practical advice on what can be
done in the case of specific illnesses. An easily-learned shaman trance technique is fundamental
to this, as are grounding exercises and the appropriate use during rituals of certain
herbs, teas and healing stones.
The success of these healing methods has aroused ever more interest in shamanism among
people in the healing professions, who integrate their personal experiences in their work.
Dr. Anne Katharina Zschocke studied medicine and naturopathy in Freiburg and London.
She later took up ecology and horticulture. Since 2001 she has been teaching the practical
use of effective microorganisms and as a leading capacity in this field is internationally in
great demand as a speaker. www.dr.zschocke.de.
Why bacteria are useful, where and how they
can be applied in many areas of life.
This book, based on many years of study, presents all one needs to know about the latest
developments in the field of EM research.
Effective microorganisms are a special mixed culture of bacteria, based on the work of a
Japanese agronomist, who in the 1980s was the first to succeed in mixing together entirely
dissimilar strains of bacteria. From this mixture a great variety of bacteria has developed,
suitable for application in innumerable areas of everyday life.
Since this time they have been internationally put into successful use as a kind of »wonder
cure«. The practical application of EM is possible in almost every area of life, for example
household cleaning, removing mildew from walls, getting rid of smells of nicotine, dustbins
and the toilet.
Wighard Strehlow himself an alternative healer, is the leading authority in Germany on
Hildegard of Bingen. He lives in Allensbach at the Bodensee. Besides working in his surgery
he leads seminars and lectures. He has already written several books on Hildegard von Bingen’s
medicine.
Blood-letting – a serious therapy even today with many applicabilities
and therapeutic effects – rediscovered by the authority on Hildegard v.
Bingen medicine
Blood-letting had been a universal remedy and is one of the main therapeutic elements in the
medicine of Hildegard von Bingen. Scientific surveys worldwide show that blood-letting in
fact has a positive effect on health: both as prophylactic measure and as acute remedy for
already existing syndromes.
It deacidifies and detoxifies the body, it adjusts the hormone balance, strengthens the immune
system and the circulation. Moreover it stimulates the growing of all somatic cells. It is
a plea for rediscovering this ancient practice.
Stefan Limmer,
Angela Dietrich
Serpent Power and
Jaguar Medicine
Shaman Paths to Healing
256 pages, 3-426-65685-X
September 2011
Dr. Anne Katharina
Zschocke
The Amazing Powers of
Effective Microorganisms
288 pages, 3-426-65689-2
October 2011
Wighard Strehlow
Blood Letting according
to Hildegard von Bingen
208 pages, 3-426-87545
February 2012