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(Paperback, 134 Pages/Video 45 min.)
In 'When Less is More' Arieh Breslow challenges the underlying health notions of our society -- that more of something is necessarily better. The book argues for adopting a sensible lifestyle known as the Middle Path and shows how this ancient philosophy, shared by such divergent thinkers as Confucius, Lao Tzu, Hypocrites, Moses Maimonides and Abraham Lincoln, is valid for us today. Then he guides the reader to his or her Middle Path through
Qigong, meditations, visualizations, exercise and common sense advice. The journey is a fascinating exploration of the mind's power and its healing potential. 'When Less is More' has the potential to change your life for the better in all ways, mentally, physically and emotionally.
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'When Less is More' Acclaim (To top)
Taiji,
and Qigong are subjects which Arieh Breslow knows very well, having
studied and practiced these forms of exercise under masters of reknown.
Arieh Breslow is a talented teacher with a gift for transmitting to his
students the skills he has honed over more than 25 years. Arieh is also
a writer who can express himself with clarity and enthusiasm. I have
read all of his books and viewed his videos. Each facet of his work has
been a source of valuable information both historically and practically
in my work in complementary medicine and in my practice of Taiji and
Qigong. Whoever reads or views any of his books or videos will gain
information that is entertaining and valuable. Dr. Efraim Ben
Zeev, Family Practitioner, Acupuncturist and Cranial-Sacral therapist
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'When Less Is More' is a marvelous guide. It is filled with not
only wise advice but with excellent meditation instruction and clear,
practical exercises to help readers integrate a meaningful experience
from the teachings. The balanced, lucid writing makes for pleasurable
reading. Highly recommended."
Rabbi David A. Cooper, author of ‘Entering the Sacred Mountain’
and ‘Kabbalah Meditation’
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When Less is More revolutionized my life"
Naomi Loney, high school English teacher
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'This book is all
you need.'
Helen Goodman, arthritis patient and natural healer
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Arieh’s classes bring much joy to our seniors. Afterwards they feel
relaxed in body and mind. I highly recommend his Middle Path program
for health and centering – an inspiration for all ages!
Dalia Orlev, Director of the Gush Etzion Seniors Club
'When Less is More' Contents (To top)
The Book:
- Chapter 1 - The Wisdom of The Middle Path
- Chapter 2 - A Qigong Warm-up for The Middle Path
- Chapter 3 - Meditation, Science and The Middle Path
- Chapter 4 - Seven Steps to Better Health through Meditation
- Chapter 5 - Meditations and Visualizations
- Chapter 6 - Standing Meditation: Rooting the Body, Balancing the Mind
- Chapter 7 - Help for the Soul
- Chapter 8 - Strengthening your Qi, Two Sets of Chinese Qigong.
The Video:
This 45 minute video contains three exercises that
are explained and illustrated in the book, 'When Less is More.'
Easy to do and learn, the exercises are designed to improve your
health and well-being.
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The Qigong Warm-up: Developed by Arieh Lev Breslow for his students,
this exercise opens clogged veins, relaxes muscles and loosens tight joints.
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The Eight Pieces of Brocade: One of the most popular forms of
Qigong, this exercise is esteemed in China for the building of Qi (internal
energy) and the strengthening of muscles.
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The Animal Forms: Taught to Arieh by a Chinese Buddhist monk,
each set has a sound and a movement that corresponds to an animal and the
healing of a particular organ in the body.
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