 Maria Treben—Herbal Remedies for Glowing Health and Well-Being "There is a plant for every illness."—Abbe Kneipp II, vi, 16. "What teaching leads more swiftly to the broadening of consciousness? It is necessary to admit people completely individually to this meadow. To each one his own herbage, provided the inner fire conforms to human merit and dignity. The sluggish, the conceited and those raging with suspicion and doubt will not find any nourishment."—El Morya, Illumination 1925 |
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In her guide-book, this world-renowned herbalist with sixty years of experience, unlocks the health secrets that made her famous throughout Europe, where millions regained health and well-being thanks to her herbal remedies. Clearly written and logically organized for easy use, this herbal guide-book has an alphabetical listing of illnesses and suggested remedies; herbal recipes included. Maria Treben was born on 27 September 1907 in Saaz, in the former southern region of Austria. Her father owned a printing company, her mother was a housewife. At the age of 10 she lost her father in a tragic accident. Two years later her mother moved to Prague with her three daughters. During most of her long life Maria Treben practiced medical herbalism in Austria and Germany and has been known and respected throughout the world as a leading authority on medicinal herbs. |
| One teaspoon of Swedish Bitters with a cup of an appropriate herbal tea neutralizes uncomfortable chemicalizations in the body. Although physical benefits cannot be promised, spiritual stimulation may be experienced and result in physical healing—just as many have reported such results from homeopathy and reflexology. “Spiritual stimulation” is the activation of the light of the chakras leadingto self-healing of glands and organs, as well as regulating of functions of the physical body. It is important to remember that all agents
of healing are merely a medium, acting as a catalyst for the body’s
own self-transforming powers. The recipe for Swedish Bitters was
found among the writings of a well-known Swedish physician, rector
of medicine, Dr. Samst, and is believed to date back to the times
and remedies of Paracelsus. For testimonies of healings through
Swedish Bitters and classifications of herbal teas for health, see
Maria Treben, Health through God’s Pharmacy (Steyr, Austria:
Wilhelm Ennsthaler, 1980). Chananda |
Swedish Bitters Book
Purple Sage
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