Why don't people heal? Why do they stay wounded - some even driven to suicide by their pain - despite the best that organic and psychological medicine can offer? To find the answers, Russian-born psychiatrist Olga Kharitidi travelled to Samarkand, a major cultural and spiritual crossroads in the heart of Central Asia. No stranger to mystical and shamanic experiences, Dr Kharitidi had already immersed herself in Siberian native traditions of seeing and healing. Now, at the invitation of an emissary from an ancient secret brotherhood, Dr Kharitidi set out to learn firsthand the secrets of healing deep emotional wounds. As she quickly discovered, to master these methods she would first have to heal herself. What she learned will reveal to you, too, a startlingly different and effective approach to inner healing. 225pp, 138mm x 214mm, softback, 2003
Spirituality 
