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Willie Pinkly, a disillusioned middle-aged man, finds himself trapped in a monotonous job, once on the fast track to success. As he navigates the drudgery of his eight-by-eight cubicle, he begins to annoy his coworkers with his antics. At a Christmas dinner, he discovers his boss's secret bat phone and starts impersonating Robin, the caped crusader's sidekick, leading to a surprising twist in his mundane life. The story explores themes of imagination, escapism, and the struggle for relevance in a changing world.

"The Twelve Healers And Other Remedies" is a book of herbal remedies and ingredients that may be used to treat a variety of ailments. The author claims that it is because of our fears, cares, and worries that we get ill; and, by treating these problems, we will be happier and healthier. To that end, he presents simple herbal remedies for a variety of problems ranging from indecision and apathy to hay fever and beyond. Contents include: "For Fear," "For Uncertainty," "For Insufficient Interest in Present Circumstances," "For Loneliness," "For Those Over-Sensitive to Influences and Ideas," "For despondency or Despair," "For Over-Care for Welfare of Others," etc. Many vintage books such as this are increasingly scarce and expensive. It is with this in mind that we are republishing this volume now in an affordable, modern, high-quality edition complete with the original text and artwork.

The Twelve Healers introduces Dr Bach's world-renowned flower remedies, which provide a system for healing the mental and spiritual anguish at the root of ill health and unhappiness. The 38 remedies are grouped in seven helpful categories and advice is given on the types of personality most likely to benefit from each remedy.

Dr Bach reveals the vital principles that are influencing some of the more advanced members of the medical profession today and will guide medical practice in the near future.

"Heal Thyself" is a fascinating vintage book on self healing by British doctor and homeopath Edward Bach. Within it, Bach endeavours to guide the reader to the 'real' causes and cures of disease, helping them understand how to seek within themselves to determine the true origin of their illnesses and ailments. This volume will appeal to those with an interest in homeopathic medicine, and it would make for worthy addition to collections of allied literature. Edward Bach (1886 - 1936) was an English doctor, homeopath, bacteriologist, and writer. He is most famous for developing the Bach flower remedies, a type of alternative medicine influences by classical homeopathic traditions. Bach also created seven bacterial nosodes commonly known as the seven Bach nosodes, which are mostly used by practitioners of British homeopathy. Many vintage books such as this are increasingly scarce and expensive. It is with this in mind that we are republishing this volume now in an affordable, modern, high-quality edition complete with the original text and artwork.

Learn how the essences of wildflowers can help your mental and spiritual health Drawn from the essence of wildflower blooms by the power of the sun, the Bach Flower remedies produce results which have confounded conventional medicine. Dr. Bach's revolutionary approach to healing through the personality of the patient aroused a storm of controversy. Yet seven decades have demonstrated its efficacy in thousands of cases. This volume includes three books in one: Heal Thyself and The Twelve Healers by Edward Bach, M.D.; and the Bach Remedies Repertory by F. J. Wheeler, M.D. In this comprehensive book you'll discover Dr. Bach's 38 remedies and their application to every situation. It also reveals Dr. Bach's findings on what disease actually is and the natural way to conquer it--by allowing the miraculous human organism to find its own path to true health. Here are just a few remedies to help you through tough times: Honeysuckle relieves feelings of homesickness Beech counters your aggravation with others Mimulus helps you overcome shyness Wild rose reverses feelings of apathy