The original writings of Edward Bach
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The original writings of Edward Bach
C.W. Daniel, 1990
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The Flower Remedies discovered by Dr Edward Bach, MB, BS, MRCS, LRCP, DPH, are now used extensively throughout the world. They have earned themselves a highly respected reputation and many books have, over the years, been written on the subject to compliment Dr Bach's own Heal Thyself Healers & Other Remedies which represent the culmination and final record of his life's work.
Throughout his career, Dr Bach wrote many papers and literary compositions and this book provides a collection of his most inspirational work. It has been compiled with a great deal of thought and careful respect for his wishes. This book gives readers an opportunity to share his most uplifting and inspirational writings and stories, many of which have been reproduced in their original long-hand. Also included are character portraits by his friends and colleagues, some early photographs, letters and his own recorded case histories. Collectively they provide a wonderful insight into Dr Bach's thoughts and precise intentions for the future of his work.
This book, compiled by the curators and trustees of the Dr Edward Bach Healing Trust, offers a most enlightening and intimate appreciation of this great physician.
Table of Contents
- Chapter I - The early years: the problem of chronic disease - E. Bach
- an effective method of preparing vaccines for oral administration - E. Bach
- the rediscovery of Psora - E. Bach
- the theory of groups - Nora Weeks. Chapter II - The middle years 1929-1934: free thyself
- ye suffer from yourselves
- correspondence regarding "Heal Thyself"
- philosophical writings
- remedy stories
- letters to journals, friends and colleagues
- paintings of locations. Chapter III - The final years 1934-1936: letters from Sotwell
- Dr Bach's case histories
- correspondence with the General Medical Council, and appeal to his colleagues
- philosophical writings. Chapter IV - conclusion of the work: correspondence regarding "The Twelve Healers"
- Dr Bach's lectures
- final letters. Chapter V - Reflections of Dr Bach: a character portrait - Nora Weeks
- meeting Dr Bach - Frances Thomas
- The White Pony, a case history
- favourite poems
- final tributes.
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