Further Dimensions of Healing Addictions
Jul 2018 · Wipf and Stock Publishers
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About this ebook
This is one of the few books available that focuses on understanding and treating addiction from a holistic and spiritual perspective. Numerous vibrational therapies are suggested, a deeper appreciation of the subtle energy bodies and chakras is offered, and there is a study of the karma of addiction and relevant past life patterns. Specific addictions include coffee, tobacco, marijuana, sugar, alcohol, cocaine, and heroin.
About the author
Andrew Ramer is the author of Torah Told Different: Stories for a Pan/Poly/Post-Denominational Era, and of Deathless, both from Wipf and Stock, along with a reissue of his book Revelations for a New Millennium. He is also the author of Two Flutes Playing, which has been called a gay underground classic, and Queering the Text, in addition to being a co-author of the international best seller Ask Your Angels. He lives in Oakland, California. Donna Cunningham, MSW, was a licensed therapist of over twenty years who specialized in treating addicted people and their families. She has used the processes outlined throughout this book both in group and individual sessions with recovering alcoholics, adult children of alcoholics, and other addicted people. She was also an internationally recognized astrologer with several books and over 100 articles to her credit.
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