This is something i summed up via text back in 2008 [yep should have saved it]
the basics:
the usual what they allow to check out when previewing a book on line
what i usually look mostly at 'with the actual book'.
- check out other people reviews online can be invaluable
- content, [ to get quick idea as well as repetition of data]
- bibliography an excellent source for further information
- skim read 1-3 chapters depending on the type book maybe repeating foundations so you maybe well versed in already
- or 1-3 paragraphs of each chapter the beginning or at the end to get a better gist of it
- the publishing company, you may find you have affinity for a few of'em check out their online catalog
- go with your gut feeling/ divination tools :)
in regard to books with similar information, that you already own that is for personal use i.e. herbal /nutritional books
for example cross check information of a particular herb/food
it properties + holistic properties or vibrational effects
how it works in the body
its uses across the medicinal range i.e. western , tibbs, ayurverdic, eastern
sciency=on the HOW & WHY it works in the human auric bodies, knowing all you can in theory, so as not be caught off guard so to speakupdated bit:
case studies versus sciency know how
case studies = the positive or indeed total no, no, no, can be inspiring and follow in their footstep till you find your own feet/beat[maybe adapting in own way/ style ]
to greater degree done with case studies, as for sciency side on subtle bodies is clearly a must being informed
you may wonder why one would to need to know in such great details
a) appreciation of nature
b)knowingly eating what your consuming..power of the mind , to know when the mind rule and when body instincts should kick in.
good link for books on herbs:
good link for books on herbs:
http://www.methowvalleyherbs.com/p/books-for-herbalists.html
books from authors that I reference from mostly for personal use:
Micheal Tierra C.A., N.D an excellent all rounder book by this dude =Planetary Herbology
culpeper's complete herbal, wordsworth series reference series
[note updated version=Culpeper's Complete Herbal: Updated With 117 Modern Herbs,]
The Traditional Healer's Handbook: Classic Guide to the Medicine of Avicenna by Hakim G.M. Chishti,www.amazon.co.uk/...
books from authors that I reference from mostly for personal use:
Micheal Tierra C.A., N.D an excellent all rounder book by this dude =Planetary Herbology
culpeper's complete herbal, wordsworth series reference series
[note updated version=Culpeper's Complete Herbal: Updated With 117 Modern Herbs,]
The Traditional Healer's Handbook: Classic Guide to the Medicine of Avicenna by Hakim G.M. Chishti,www.amazon.co.uk/...
other books
newly added:++Tuning the diamond by Susan Joy Rennison
Vibrational Medicine: The Number 1 Handbook of Subtle Energy Therapies by Richard Gerber,
Note:an excellent book of diagrams and bibliograpy
Kundalini & the Chakras: Evolution in this Lifetime: A Practical Manual - Evolution in This Lifetime (Llewellyn's new age series) by Genevieve L. Paulson,
The Spiritual Properties of Herbs by "Gurudas",
Flower Essences and Vibrational Healing by "Gurudas",
Gem Elixirs and Vibrational Healing: v.1: Vol 1 by "Gurudas",
Crystal Power, Crystal Healing: The Complete Handbook by Michael Gienger,
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