Author: Michel Odoul
Format: 140x193mm
Number of pages: 240
Binding: Hard
Manufacturer: Rybka
Year of publication: 2017

Cries of the body as messages of the soul
Psychoenergetics in practice

Our body speaks. We just have to be able to listen to him. The pains and diseases that affect our body are not the work of chance or the wounds of fate, but rather precise signals that some obstacle has stood in our way of life. Michel Odoul, founder of the French Shia Institute and an expert on Eastern healing traditions in which the physical body, mind and spirit form one whole, in his book Tell me where it hurts and I'll tell you why, he turns to all those who are looking for the key to understanding diseases and painful symptoms of his body. Allergies, sore throats, inflammations, cysts, lumbar impingement, migraines, earaches, excess weight, sciatica, spasms, dizziness, eye diseases, anorexia, bulimia, cancer, etc. are all manifestations of tension, discord, imbalance, unconscious contradiction or the repressed conflict through which our insides try to speak. The body of each of us speaks (in fact screams) about what we suffer from deep within ourselves. Odoul's book, which has sold over five hundred thousand copies in France, teaches us to understand body language. It teaches us to understand psychoenergetic mechanisms, whose disturbances are the source of diseases and prevent us from full development.
When we learn to perceive a person (and thus ourselves) as a connected whole, where "everything is related to everything", we will find that the links and connections between the body, body organs and their functions on the one hand, and the psyche on the other, are not magic, not even esoteric, but that it is a purely biological expression of our condition. This book is the key to this understanding.