Mary Tabor’s 1938 novel, long out of print, retells elements of Edward Bach’s philosophy in a series of stories and parables. With notes and a new introduction.Ī collection of Edward Bach’s research papers covering the ten years between 19, the period leading up to the discovery of the Bach system of flower remedies. This short book presents his best-known piece, “The Travellers”, alongside other shorter texts. 2015 edition with notes and a short introduction.ĭr Bach created stories around some of the remedies, using them as another way of describing remedy indications. In 1931 Dr Bach addressed a group of homoeopaths in Southport, England shortly after the text of that address was published as a 16-page pamphlet that can be read as a companion-piece to Heal Thyself. This new 2014 online edition presents the complete text of 1932 and includes historical notes and a new introduction. Available in English and many other languages including Chinese (traditional or simplified), Greek, Hungarian and Serbian.Ī new online edition of the complete text of two lectures Dr Edward Bach delivered in 1936, a month before his death.Īlthough its remedy indications are out of date, Free Thyself remains an important text for serious students of Dr Bach’s work. Get it for free as a newly prepared eBook. Written in 1930, Dr Bach’s book on the spiritual underpinnings of health and illness is a seminal text. Nora used to say, ‘This is the only book you need.’ This is the definitive 1941 edition, the first to incorporate Dr Bach’s longer introduction, dictated shortly before his death. The culmination of Dr Bach’s work was a simple book presenting all 38 remedies.
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