Psychology Prove with science Introduction to Power Stone Why do natural stones bring good fortune?

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Japanese title: 単行本(実用) 心理学 科学で証明するパワーストーン入門 なぜ天然石が幸運をもたらすのか?
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Item number: BO2700941
Released date: 06 Oct 2021
Maker: ユサブル

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Psychology
"From ancient times, people have felt a special power in stones. Until now, I think that power has been often described as a fantastic world view or an occult. However, as of 2021, the power that has been felt since ancient times has reached the realm of scientific research." - From the author's text. In Japan, "power stones" are treated as an area of occult taste. However, in Europe and America, these natural stones are called crystals, and the healing using crystals "crystal healing" is approved as a treatment in the United Kingdom and is covered by health insurance. In Europe and America, research on treatments using natural vibrations to improve people's mental and physical disorders is being advanced. This book introduces the scientific effects and benefits of "br" power stones through the introduction of research on natural stones and examples of the application of health insurance. For example, the author explains that natural vibrations of stones affect the human's mental condition, and as a result, it can bring about changes that will change people's life. Also, as long as there are scientific effects, it is important that there are natural stones that do not suit and situations that bring about negative effects. Based on scientific theory, this book introduces "the correct use of stones" to make the most of the effects and introduces the features, effects, and cautionary notes of carefully selected 73 kinds of power stones. This book should be read by those who wanted to know why they are attracted to natural stones or those who were not interested in occult.