Michael Eastwood

A card deck and guidebook set to help you access the higher energies of the Crystal Oversouls and accelerate the awakening process • Contains 66 beautiful full-color crystal mandala cards for contemplation, meditation, and connecting with the ancient Crystal Oversouls • The accompanying guidebook provides insight into the meaning of the crystals, including their spiritual and metaphysical properties, associated scents, and their connections to the chakra system as well as the emerging higher chakras • Includes in-depth meditations and visualizations on each crystal to help readers deepen their relationship with the crystal kingdom • Offers access to 22 downloadable crystal meditation recordings Highly revered within the temples of Lemuria, the crystal kingdom holds keys to accelerate our awakening process. These 66 stunning crystal mandalas help you attune to and communicate with the energies of the ancient Crystal Oversouls. Each card depicts a photographic mandala featuring a different crystal that conveys messages directly into the consciousness of the viewer. The meaning of each crystal, including its spiritual and metaphysical properties, its association to scents, and its connections to individual chakras, is explained in the accompanying guidebook. For each Oversoul you find an attunement--a meditation or visualization--to immerse you in the higher energies of the Oversouls and the crystal kingdom. The book also provides access to 22 downloadable audio meditations.As we awaken to who we are, we start to see with a much wider awareness, using sensory chakras and layers of our energy bodies, dormant for thousands of years. The Crystal Oversouls allow you to actively engage with the cosmos in ways that offer hope and transformation.

The relation between mind and body has been keen of interest since antiquity. The author surveys the approaches to the subject from the observational to the experimental level. He presents the findings of a study carried out, at a community health screening survey, to test the association between physical and psychiatric disorder. The methodological difficulties of this kind of study, such as sampling the general population and reliable measurement of clinical states, are described. The results of the study, which confirm the two types of morbidity have a positive and significant association, are discussed in terms of the ecology of disease and psychosomatic medicine. It is suggested that the findings have implications for the delivery of health care and preventive medicine.