Theosophy and mystical biography

Occult Science in Medicine

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This book applies theosophical and Paracelsian principles to the field of medicine. Hartmann, a MD and prominent theosophist, argues that disease is not merely a physical phenomenon but has roots in the spiritual and mental constitution of man. He advocates for a holistic 'occult' medicine that treats the soul to heal the body, reviving the Hermetic medical tradition for the 19th century.

Also known asSteiner's Occult Science · Secret Science
This edition1893
EditionTheosophical Publishing Society, London
TheosophyMedical folkloreHerbal magic and propertiesPractical occultismAstral Light in HealthAstrological Herbalismmagnetic healing techniquesSubtle anatomyMagical healingHolistic HealingParacelsian philosophy

Contents19 chapters

  1. 01Transcriber’s Notes
  2. 02OCCULT SCIENCE IN MEDICINE
  3. 03PREFACE.
  4. 04CONTENTS.
  5. 05INTRODUCTION.
  6. 06I. THE CONSTITUTION OF MAN.
  7. 07II.
  8. 08I.—Philosophia.
  9. 09II. Astronomia.
  10. 10III.—Alchemy.
  11. 11IV. The Virtue of the Physician.
  12. 12III.
  13. 13V.—Ens Dei.
  14. 14IV.
  15. 15V.
  16. 16FOOTNOTES:
  17. 17THE FULL PROJECT GUTENBERG LICENSE
  18. 18"Cover"
  19. 19Occult Science In Medicine, by AUTHOR—A Project Gutenberg eBook

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