What accounts for miraculous healings unexplainable by doctors? Is there a reality to spiritual healings?
William Gladstone initially approached Dr. Zhi Gang Sha with some skepticism and disbelief. William believed that there was more to life than the material world, but he knew that the world has many dishonest and self-deceiving mystics. So he decided to explore.
William, having studied medical anthropology at Harvard University, had met and worked with some of the greatest spiritual leaders on the planet. He was excited to explore Dr. Sha and his healing practices.
William spent weeks with Dr. Sha watching him at work, talking to his students, and observing his healings. He interviewed him at length, asking for specifics and addressing difficult questions. He delved into the science behind Dr. Sha’s work and explored the underlying concepts beneath these “miracle” healings.
What William learned amazed him and opened his mind to possibilities he never expected.
Dr. Zhi Gang Sha is a medical doctor trained in both Western medicine and traditional Chinese medicine, as well as ancient Chinese sacred energy and spiritual healing. Over the last decade, he has healed hundreds of thousands of individuals with thousands documented and available for viewing on YouTube. How does he do it? Is it the placebo effect or something much more profound?
Dr. and Master Miracle Soul Healer documents the remarkable journey of a world renowned spiritual teacher and master healer who has not only demonstrated the ability to heal but also to teach people to heal themselves.
Written for skeptics as well as believers, Dr. and Master Miracle Soul Healer explores the results and methodology of Dr. Sha’s unique life journey and his stated life mission to serve humanity and the Divine and create a healthier and happier world.
This book explores the ultimate mystery of how faith, science, and healing can change your life.
The book is bizarre and very artificial. Right from the beginning, it's possible to notice that the dialogues are unrealistic and the responses practically taken from some manual. The supposed Master Sha has no medical degree, and the spiritual concepts he uses are seriously distorted. I did some searches on the internet and found several reports from family members of people who follow Master Sha and they reported that everything resembles a cult, where large donations are encouraged in exchange for miraculous healings. I may be mistaken, but I didn't feel any sincerity in this book.