Joachim Goebel is an international lecturer, trainer, seminar leader, and industrial consultant, who has been researching gem waters since 1998. Michael Gienger (1964-2014) was one of Europe’s most respected experts on crystals and their uses, a field in which he had been active since 1988. He started collecting minerals in 1972, and in 1985 a successful self-treatment with healing crystals inspired him to pursue further training as an alternative healing practitioner. He was trained in shiatsu and completed a two-year apprentice in shamanic healing. He went on to author more than 20 publications, a number of which have become standard works in their field and have been translated into 11 languages.
The Gem Water Handbook 4
Basic principles of preparing gem water 6
Mineral water and gem water 6
Gem water as drinking water 8
Gem water as a healing medium 9
Water quality 11
Gem quality 12
Beware poison! 13
The preparation of gem water 16
General prerequisites 16
Check list of items required 17
Purification of the gems 17
A personal collection 19
Water and vessels 19
Preparing the gem water 20
Decanting the gem water 20
Storing the gem water 21
Drying the gems 22
Numbers and amounts 23
The preparation methods 26
Direct placing of gems in water 26
The boiling method 27
The water vapour method 27
The test tube method 28
Conducting with crystals 28
Glasses of water standing on gem slices 29
Water in gem dishes 29
Effects and applications 30
External applications 30
Internal applications 31
Quantities and intensities 32
Rhythm and dosage 33
Initial reactions 34
Limits of applications 34
Gem water mixtures 36
Warning about "wild mixtures" 37
Tips about the creation of gem water mixtures 37
Tried and tested gem water mixtures 39
Gem water bath additives 54
Index of gem waters A-Z 56
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