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Mind, Body, Spirit Workbook by Dr Christine Page
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A trained doctor and medical professional, Dr Christine Page is now known as a mystical physician. Dr Page gained her medical degree from London University and specialised in covering paediatrics, obstetrics and general practice. As well as conventional medicine, she also trained as a homeopath and has over 30 years experience in the caring professions.
Her knowledge and understanding of complementary medicine was put to good use and she’s helped it to become better accepted within some areas of the health care system in Britain.
As her career has progressed, her focus now is more on education, particularly using are intuitive and mystic abilities. She’s the author of six books, with the best known being Frontiers of Health, and is renowned in both the UK and the US for her teaching and writing. She’s adept at combining the ideas of modern science with those of ancient wisdom and, as well as writing and teaching, also offers soul readings.
Dr Christine Page views herself as a ‘messenger and bridge builder between different worlds’ and lives with her husband, Leland, in Northern California.




By Vernon Marshall View ProfileThere are many books on the market that deal with the relationship between the mind and the body. What makes this contribution a little different is that it is genuinely a practical workbook rather than a textbook. It is filled with exercises to complete and suggested affirmations, meditations etc. Theory is reduced to a minimum and the few technical phrases used are fully explained. The primary aim of the book is to enable the reader to discover the inner healer who is there within all of us and has tremendous power if only we can find the means to unlock its potential. Several areas are covered, including colour therapy, sound therapy and work with the Chakras.
This contribution to the popular subject of self-therapy is readable by anyone. Its 170 pages in large print means it can be read easily and quickly, although its effectiveness lies in its being used as a source of practical exercises. In that regard it is a very useful means of human self-growth.


























