Recommended Reading: You the Healer: The World-Famous Silva Method on How to Heal Yourself and Others by José Silva and Robert B. Stone

 You the Healer: The World-Famous Silva Method on How to Heal Yourself and Others by José Silva and Robert B. Stone is a book that teaches you how to use the power of your mind to improve your health and well-being. The book is based on the Silva Method, a mind development program that has been used by millions of people around the world since 1966¹². The book offers a complete course in Silva Method healing techniques in a do-it-yourself format, with 40 days of exercises and instructions¹³⁴. The book shows you how to access an alpha state of mind, a relaxed and focused state that allows you to tap into your inner healing potential¹²⁵. The book also teaches you how to use your mind to heal yourself and others, by sending positive thoughts, images, and energy to any part of the body or any person that needs healing¹²⁴. The book claims that you can heal anything from headaches and colds to chronic diseases and emotional problems, by using your mind as a powerful tool¹²⁵. The book is 276 pages long and was first published in 1989¹.


Source: Conversation with Bing, 5/25/2023

(1) You the Healer: The World-Famous Silva Method on How to…. https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/184956.You_the_Healer.

(2) You the Healer by José Silva - Goodreads. https://www.goodreads.com/en/book/show/184956.You_the_Healer.

(3) You The Healer Summary | BookSummaryClub - Self Development Secrets. https://booksummaryclub.com/you-the-healer-summary/.

(4) You the Healer by Jose Silva, Robert B. Stone, PhD - Scribd. https://www.scribd.com/book/153951691/You-the-Healer-The-World-Famous-Silva-Method-on-How-to-Heal-Yourself.

(5) You the Healer by José Silva (ebook) - eBooks.com. https://www.ebooks.com/en-us/book/1173451/you-the-healer/jos-silva/.

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