We All Need Medicine Bags

This Sioux Medicine Man can be found at http://www.sonofthesouth.net/union-generals/indians/medicine-man.htm

The painting is of a Medicine Woman and information on this artist can be found at the following link:
http://www.artnatam.com/dtiger/n-dt003.html

The old ways are not working. To many are sick and suffering. We are spending a fortune on health care and getting more big bills than real long term help. We need a new paradigm for healing. We need to be that new paradigm. We need to have at least one healer in every home. We need to become that healer. If you are reading this than you are the ONE! Congratulations.
I believe that every home needs a medicine box. This box should have information and products that can be used to treat effectively most of the health problems a family will encounter. My box has plenty of books, CD's and DVD's that relate to medical chi kung and other forms of healing. I also have a list of web sites and phone numbers that are healing related. My books include "Trigger Point Therapy Workbook, " "Magnetic Healing And Meditation" And all the books I have mentioned on this site. The box also contains a series of magnets and magnetic products. It has an acupoint stimulator and massage related instruments. Even though it is not in the box (smile) I include pure water (reverse osmosis filtered) to drink and cook with and vinegar and salt for our bath water. If you have never added a cup of apple cider vinegar to your bath try it. You will be pleased.

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