Coyote Medicine: Lessons from Native American Healing
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| Rating | : | 4.73 (821 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0684839970 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 304 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-02-03 |
| Language | : | English |
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But they would be wrong if they did not add this title to their collection. All readers, from those with a casual interest in Native American healing to health providers who want to learn more about alternative medicine, will enjoy and learn from this book. . Originally planning to go into family practice and psychiatry, where he could use his knowledge of Native American healing gleaned from his grandparents, he was either thrown out of or resigned from three different residency programs because he c
In the story of one doctor's remarkable initiation into alternative ways to spiritual and physical health, Coyote Medicine provides the key to untapped healing methods available today.. Coyote Medicine isn't about eschewing Western medicine when it's effective, but about finding other answers when medicine fails: for chronic sufferers, patients not responding to medication, or "terminal" cases that doctors have given up on. Hailed by Dr. Andrew Weil as a book “that must be brought to all who seek true health,” Coyote Medicine is an engaging and essential testament to the power of
Interesting Life Story Coyote is a trickster. Coyote medicine is when something that is wrong, backward, or hurtful is actually a healing lesson. I thought this book was going to be about that. It's not. It's about the author's circle back to his indigenous roots and embracing the energy within himself. He calls it "coyote" because it's a blend of modern/ western with traditional. It's an interesting story. I think that people who have no insight into indigenous cultures or spirit medicine will find it enlightening.Perhaps it's not fair of me, but I gave it Interesting Life Story taaj Coyote is a trickster. Coyote medicine is when something that is wrong, backward, or hurtful is actually a healing lesson. I thought this book was going to be about that. It's not. It's about the author's circle back to his indigenous roots and embracing the energy within himself. He calls it "coyote" because it's a blend of modern/ western with traditional. It's an interesting story. I think that people who have no insight into indigenous cultures or spirit medicine will find it enlightening.Perhaps it's not fair of me, but I gave it 4 stars because. stars because. "Wonderful book!" according to Judie Collins. I read this book several years ago and loved it, but misplaced it. so had to buy another one. It's one of those books that I like to refer to now and again, as it really touches your soul.. Meredith Kendall said Thrive. Coyote Medicine is the fascinating story of Lewis Mehl-Madrona and how he became a healer. Mehl-Madrona takes us on a wild ride through his childhood and adolescence, off to college early as a boy genius, med school, and then into ERs and hospital rooms. When he takes us into Native American sweat lodge healing ceremonies things get really interesting.Mehl-Madrona has a unique perspective on biomedical and Native American medicine. If you are interested in either, then you should read this book.In the words of the author, "Help yourself to a little c