Feng Shui, IChing, Chakkras, Zodiac Pg. 5

This book is for anyone who wants to know how to get rid of harmful rays that cause disturbance in the places where they live.- By W. Kullmann. (1994) 64pp plus 62pp drawings

This book is an insight into how modern astrology can explain emotional, sexual, and compatibility expectations, needs, and motivations. Using language that is compatible with that used bymany advanced branches of the health sciences. (2007) 402pp

A step-by-step guide to finding your pillars of destiny and personalising your feng shui. A very user-friendly book with many drawings. - By Evelyn Lip (1997) 115pp

Balancing tools are thoroughly studied in the feng shui tradition and when placed in the right location of your home will exert positive Chi powers to harmonize your quality of life. Many colour illustrations. - By B. Gaertner. (2000) 93pp

In this book, the author gives a comprehensive overview of theI Chings evolution in Chinese history and phylosophy, and explains how to cast and interpret the hexagrams. - By Kim-Anh Lim.298 pages (2001)

The goal of Oriental diagnosis is to find unity of body, mind,and spirit.This practical guide helps you understand how your posture, your features, and your skin texture can tell you who you are. - By Ohashi. (1991) 192pp

Explaining the ancient system of prediction based in the symbolism and numerology knowledge of Bagua. In 8 days be lead towards the understanding of the Eight Trigrams of the Yijing and how to apply this practical knowledge in daily life. (2009) 232pp

A study of qi contains detailed descriptions of the various differentiations of qi, but also a wide-ranging philosophical investigation into the origin and development of the concept of qiitself. This book gives all that information. (2006) 125pp

First ever written workbook specifically to help acupuncturists and practitioners of Chinese medicine. It teaches how to learn to translate valuable medical information. Step-by-step instructions to begin translating modern medical Chinese.(98)240pp

Introduces acupuncture as a healing modality in the treatment of addiction. Describes the acupuncture-based treatment, the pharmacological actions of the drugs of abuse and the efficacy ofthe twelve step programs. - By A. Brumbaugh. (1994) 518pp