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Ruediger Dahlke
Die Notfallapotheke für die Seele
Heilende Übungen und Meditationen

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Die Botschaften der Seele sind ein Hilfeschrei, etwas im Leben zu verändern. Der bekannte Arzt und Therapeut Ruediger Dahlke zeigt Entspannungstechniken, heilende Übungen und Meditationen, die praktische Hilfe bei den wichtigsten seelischen Beschwerden wie Angst, Burn-out oder Trauer bieten. Feine Wahrnehmungsübungen vermitteln Vertrauen und Lebensfreude, helfen, Neues über sich zu erfahren, und eröffnen Schritte in Richtung Heilung. So gelingt es, alte Verletzungen zu heilen, Belastendes loszulassen, die eigenen Lebensthemen zu erkennen und ein freierer Mensch zu werden.

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Language German ● Format PDF ● Pages 128 ● ISBN 9783485061674 ● File size 16.9 MB ● Publisher Nymphenburger ● City Stuttgart ● Country DE ● Published 2019 ● Downloadable 24 months ● Currency EUR ● ID 7014986 ● Copy protection Social DRM

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