An outstanding collection of papers which represent a watershed in the whole field.

Many people first saw some of this work mentioned in the movie "What the Bleep...?" Yet it has been the subject of intense debate in the scientific community for nearly 10 years. Amazing if true.

A very clear non-technical account of some of the physical principles which seem to underlie the biofield.

Dr Oschmann deals beautifully with a hitherto unrecognized physical energy system in the body, though not the energetic systems that stretch far out & can be perceived with a little training.

I was sufficiently impressed that I wrote a brief piece for the back cover of this book. And that after I tried to debunk the method! Nothing works for everyone, but this is an extraordinary technique

There is more to water than H2O! Enormously important for organisms that are larely composed of this essential ingredient!

Though less scientific than most of the other books on this list, there is a lot of good information in here.

Eric Pearl was initially as perplexed as everyone else when he discovered that he had stumbled on a new form of healing. One of many that have appeared in the last few years.

Well written and practical. These methods form some of the building blocks for the Emerging Laws of Healing.

I rejoiced when I first read this book, for Donna Eden was one of the few who discerned some of the many different yet interlinked subtle systems at play in our bodies.

Do our organs contain memories which can be transferred to another person after a transplant? This book has spawned further ongoing empirical research which seems to suggest that the answer is "Yes."