Exploring the historical significance of the "healing power of nature," this treatise examines concepts like the placebo effect and their impact on modern biomedical research. It delves into the roots of natural medicine, suggestive therapy, and early modern science, highlighting the reverence for Nature as a divine entity. The text also critiques contemporary sexology and sexual medicine, juxtaposing them with spiritually influenced practices of "sexual magic," ultimately linking past beliefs with present-day understandings.
