The Healing Energies of Water

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Summary: Correction needed on scoring by reviewers
Review: I bought this book while I was enrolled in a hydrotherapy class. It added a dimension to the overall learning of that modality that I would have missed without it. Just as we seem to be disconnected from our own bodies-and take them largely for granted, so have we lost what this book brings back to us. Information about water on many levels is presented in a beautiful and readable format. It makes some esoteric concepts very accessible and recreates a relationship to this element that creates an renewed appreciation for what it means to our lives.

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Summary: Offers new insights into our Life source
Review: I bought this book while I was enrolled in a hydrotherapy class. It added a dimension to the overall learning of that modality that I would have missed without it. Just as we seem to be disconnected from our own bodies-and take them largely for granted, so have we lost what this book brings back to us. Information about water on many levels is presented in a beautiful and readable format. It makes some esoteric concepts very accessible and recreates a relationship to this element that creates an renewed appreciation for what it means to our lives.

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Summary: Correction needed on scoring by reviewers
Review: Just a note: there must have been a mistake made by the first reviewer: she praises the book but only gives it 1 star: from the tone of her review I am sure that she meant to give it 5 stars!

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Summary: A drink to your health
Review: On page 72 Ryrie tells us, "One ancient Indian technique, Kaya Kalpa, stops, or even reverses, the ageing proces through fasting and drinking healthy water to facilitate the physical cleansing that supports the subtle meditation practices." Water molecules vibrate with energy - drink healthy water and enjoy a healthy body.
We also learn that since the dawn of humans, there have always been water cults, and that baptism was a ritual practiced long ago by certain Egyptians, and is rooted in Shinto, Confucian, Christian, and Hindu water customs.
As author of "The Holy Order of Water," I found this book to be a much needed addition to our awakening interest in water for our health and, as a way of life.

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Summary: Brilliant overview of water and our relationship to it
Review: This valuable bvook points out lots of things that we maybe always knew as well as informing us about lots of new aspects such as the memory of water and how this affects all the water in the world and in our bodies. It links humans with a watery world in an intelligent way to give a fascinating overview of the whole subject of water, looking at traditional sacred views of water through conventional scientific analysis into esoteric or less well-known ones. And it gives lots of up to the minute information about helaing with water, both through healthy drinking practices and bathing.