Sarahni Stumpf

The Puppy, The Pen, and The Chewtoy Sarahni Stumpf

So many books have been written on self-healing. What is special about this one? It does not address methods to heal specific problems, or how to manage those problems with greater ease. It is not a book on the energy body or positive psychology. All of those books are useful tools, but they don't address the root cause of disease. This book shares the ancient wisdom of the deepest causes of illness and pain.



More importantly, it shares the understanding of why methods of treatment for anything only work sometimes. It guides the reader in learning to create the causes for the success of whatever treatment they choose to use. It guides the reader in learning how they are creating the deeper causes of illness in the first place and how to change that behavior. It teaches very practical details of the natural law, "We reap what we sow" and how to live intentionally by that law.



The result, when applied to health and healing could be a revolution in health-caring; people helping others care for and prevent their illness; medical practitioners including in their prescriptions: "Take this arthritis pill twice a day and help someone whose arthritis is worse than yours for 1 hour a week." What we see ourselves do towards others comes back to us later, bigger. We can use this truth to learn to become creators of a wondrous world.