Celtic Reiki: Stories from the Sacred Grove - Martyn Pentecost - Libros - mPowr Ltd - 9781907282010 - 25 de septiembre de 2009
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Celtic Reiki: Stories from the Sacred Grove


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In 'Stories from the Sacred Grove', the originator of Celtic Reiki, Martyn Pentecost, relates the adventures and allegories from the creation and adaptation of what is now, globally, one of the most popular forms of Reiki tradition. Sometimes funny, sometimes heartbreaking, always enchanting - this fascinating insight into the pioneering spirit of therapy creation tells of one man's journey towards enlightenment. This book also contains exclusive descriptions of the main 'Celtic Tree Essences' from Martyn's own Mastership seminars, as well as revealing secret Essence information, on general release for the very first time. Celtic Reiki is a profound and empowering form of vibrational therapy that teaches us 'The Lost Language of the Trees'. Originated as a synthesis between Reiki and modern Celtic philosophies, Celtic Reiki has evolved over the years into a powerful therapeutic method in its own right, creating healing, wellbeing, personal and spiritual development, as well as connecting us to the natural world. Martyn Pentecost is a pioneer of more than fifteen forms of therapeutic practice and personal development systems. His vast experience in ancient energy arts, progressive scientific theories and modern perspectives on psychology is combined with a distinctive sense of humour and deep compassion for all forms of life. He lives in London, writing, teaching, and developing the mPowr Realm Experience, an immersive 'living storybook' that is changing the way people achieve personal excellence.

Medios de comunicación Libros     Paperback Book   (Libro con tapa blanda y lomo encolado)
Publicado 25 de septiembre de 2009
ISBN13 9781907282010
Editores mPowr Ltd
Páginas 232
Dimensiones 200 × 13 × 125 mm   ·   254 g
Lengua Inglés