Medicine for the Earth

From the shamanic cures recounted in cross-cultural legends to biblical miracles like the parting of the Red Sea and the multiplication of loaves and fishes, many spiritual traditions are steeped in tales of transforming the natural world. The ancient art of transmutation, which turns toxic substances into harmless ones, is a theme common to all major spiritual paths, including Hinduism and Taoism. While this knowledge has often been applied to personal healing, its potential to restore our environment remains largely untapped.

For two decades, Sandra Ingerman has explored alternative methods to combat environmental pollution. In her book, Ingerman embarks on an enlightening journey through the history of transmutation, showing us how this neglected art can be applied to ourselves and our surroundings. She introduces creative visualizations, ceremonies, rituals, and chants rooted in ancient practices that have produced miraculous, scientifically verified effects. Highlighting the power of intention and consciousness, Ingerman shares her own remarkable success in purifying chemically polluted water, demonstrating what we can achieve when we harness our awareness to foster environmental healing.