spiritual healing

Beginning the premise that Jesus' healing powers came because he had a much deeper spiritual and psychological consciousness than other religious leaders, Galipeau plumbs the depths of the Gospel's healing stories in an exciting and though-provoking manner. A Jungian therapist and Episcopal priest, Galipeau searches for the meaning of the healing powers of Jesus.

The Journey inspired people worldwide to follow Brandon Bays?s teachings in an effort to achieve healthful, more fulfilling lives. In 1992, Bays was diagnosed with a basketball-sized tumor in her uterus and refused surgery. Catapulted into a remarkable, soul-searching, and ultimately freeing healing journey, six and a half weeks later, she was pronounced completely tumor free. The Journey outlined practical steps for ordinary people to take toward a path of healing.

Deals with the choice and application of treatments for the seriously ill, offers original techniques for working with pain and grief, and the development of a merciful awareness as means of healing.

In 1962 in South Carolina, twelve-year-old Esta is called into the ministry of Jesus and anointed with the gift of healing, but when her relatives decide to take her on a religious crusade she wonders if it is the right thing to do.

DR. WESSELMAN CONTINUES HIS TRAVELS THROUGH THE SPIRITUAL WORLD IN AN ASTONISHING BOOK, LEADING US INTO THE HEART OF THE GREATEST MYSTERIES OF EXISTENCE. THIS REMARKABLE BOOK GIVES US AN UNPRECEDENTED GLIMPSE INTO THE ORIGIN AND THE DESTINY OF OUR SPECIES. A DOCUMENT OF SHAMANIC KNOWLEDGE AND VISION.

Esther Leah Ridley, a twelve-year-old girl in South Carolina in 1962, discovers she has the gift of healing and is sent out on a crusade along with her boy-crazy sister, and her favorite uncle Peter Earl, whose intense interest in the collection plate soon has Esther worrying about whether she is really answering God's call.

Exposes the pretension and fraud that surrounds the faith healer business, revealing how alleged faith healers prey on the insecurities and vulnerabilities of the people they preach to.

After three years of radiation and chemotherapy, Shannon is overjoyed that her doctor has declared her to be in remission. But when her new doctor tells her she needs more chemo, Shannon decides to take her life back into her own hands, and goes, by herself, to New Orleans to see Sister Euphrasia, in the hopes of being healed.