The Human Aura: The Study of Human energy Fields

Claregate Ltd
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Dr. Baker clearly defines the nature and function of the human aura and how it can be used to enhance the quality of our lives. Combining his medical training with 40 years of metaphysical study the author is able to dispel the existing confusion and gross misconception about the aura and human energy fields.
Dr. Baker clearly defines the nature and function of the human aura and how it can be used to enhance the quality of our lives. Combining his medical training with 40 years of metaphysical study the author is able to dispel the existing confusion and gross misconception about the aura and human e...

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71 reviews
E Singh
June 13, 2017
This book really is very informative and written in a nice way. I did learn some new things, although many of them were not "new". It was a great food for thought, with many examples and quotes by many knowledgeable people in this field. What interested me the most was the "Etheric vision" thing that I got after a meditation seminar. This really answered my question in a calming "no big deal" way. And I loved the 7 Ray idea and except about North Indians and many more. Thanks to the author!
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Fi Findiel
September 15, 2018
Now that I've found out about the prana that is attached to oxygen molecules I have become very cautious everytime I draw my breath , I even make the effort of holding the breath knowing how precious this prana is for out etheric body .. Thank you Dr Baker !
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R.S. Jaipuriar
August 7, 2024
A good attempt has been made from a perspective that appy too complicated to completely understand the content.
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About the author

Dr Douglas Mackley Baker BA MRCP LCRP was born in London, England in 1922 and raised in South Africa. In 1939, at the outbreak of World War Two, he enlisted in the Natal Mounted Rifles, a regiment of the South African Army, and fought alongside the British Eighth Army in North Africa. He was badly wounded during the Battle of El Alamein and again in Italy, where his injuries put him on the critical list. The experience of war evoked in him doubts about traditional religious belief and led him to investigate the hidden facets of Man’s true nature as pondered by philosophers throughout the ages.

Dr Douglas Mackley Baker BA MRCP LCRP was born in London, England in 1922 and raised in South Africa. In 1939, at the outbreak of World War Two, he enlisted in the Natal Mounted Rifles, a regiment of the South African Army, and fought alongside the British Eighth Army in North Africa. He was badl...

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