First published 1953
Alice Bailey examines healing practices through the lens of Theosophical philosophy in this systematic exploration of spiritual medicine. Bailey grounds her analysis in the teaching of seven rays, cosmic energies that she argues influence both illness and recovery. She presents healing as both a spiritual and mental discipline rather than purely physical intervention. The book forms part of her larger work on the seven rays system. Bailey offers readers practical applications of occult principles to therapeutic practice. Her approach combines esoteric wisdom with methodical instruction for those seeking to understand healing beyond conventional medical frameworks. The work provides both theoretical foundation and applied guidance for spiritual healers.
Genres: philosophy, self-help, spirituality, occult, alternative-medicine, new-age
Vibes: esoteric, instructional, meditative, spiritual, systematic, thought-provoking
Tropes: practical-instruction, systematic-exploration, theoretical-foundation
Setting: Monica's neighborhood
Period: 20th-century
430 pages · Paperback · Independently Published