Marianne E. Meyer Boeken

The mystery of life puzzles all of us. Marianne Meyer had her first out-of-body experience at age two. Not being able to make herself understood led to a seeker's life. The confusing n o t h i n g called time drifts us relentless toward the end. As long as the brain makes connections we can leap back and forth in time. From infancy to middle age and back, the author scavenges tidbits from those times and transfers them to the presence. Shortly after moving from Frankfurt to L. A., Marianne met her great-grandfather on a higher level of consciousness. She was told he had migrated to USA, took on the last name Victor and lived in the Carmel area. He had left his homeland after creating the child of love on Christmas 1901. Wilhelmina Meckes was married in a hurry, in vindication of honor, and on October 5, Maria Hörr was born as a credited 7 month child. A few years ago, Marianne learned about her mother's family relationship with the Carmel resident Doris Day! Both their grandmothers descended from J. J. Mann and M. E. Nollert and grew up in Neckarhäuserhof, a tiny village near Heidelberg. The synchronicity of both her parents' relatives living in Carmel Mrs. Meyer views as an appeal to go forward with searching for her father's family members. She still has a clear vision of her incorporeal ancestor. Will she find a picture of him in photo albums of a Victor family living in or near Carmel?

Set against the backdrop of the vibrant hippie community in Topanga, the author recounts her encounter with iconic supermodel Uschi Obermaier, which ignites her desire for a nomadic lifestyle. After a decade of luxury in Los Angeles, a conversation with a Bavarian awakens her longing for adventure. With gypsy roots and a passion for travel, she embarks on a transformative six-month journey through Morocco with her husband, contrasting her experiences with those of other famous visitors. The narrative explores themes of wanderlust, change, and the allure of exploration.

Focusing on the red rejuvenating fruit, this revised translation serves as a comprehensive practical handbook. It provides detailed information on its benefits, uses, and applications, making it an essential resource for those interested in enhancing their knowledge of this vibrant fruit.

The book highlights the essential benefits of Spirulina, a blue-green microalga, in combating the energy deficiencies in our food caused by infertile soils. It emphasizes Spirulina's unique properties as a source of concentrated solar power, containing a full spectrum of colors and light frequencies, akin to the healing waters of Lourdes. This exploration underlines the importance of incorporating Spirulina into our diets for improved energy and health.

Exploring the interconnectedness of families across generations, this spiritual novel follows Marianne's journey on four continents. Through her experiences, readers discover the enduring value systems, codes, and communication styles that shape familial bonds, even among those who are estranged or geographically distant. The narrative emphasizes the universal ties that bind us, revealing how shared heritage influences identity and relationships.

This captivating book wins by a clear statement on the mystery of changeability and storage ability of the water. Inge Schneider, head of the Swiss Jupiter Verlag, found in her book review in the NET-Journal the author's findings that the water is the “interface between the physical and metaphysical reality“ particularly appealing. The reader will find disturbing facts about the quality of commercial waters. Anyone who believes that a tap water is clean, is encouraged to think and act. M. Meyer advises to activating water adequately. After all, who tastes for the first time naturally vitalized, oxygenated and alkaline water from the tap, want to drink no more soda water from plastic bottles. Pure water is according to the author the ideal solution for all health problems, especially if they affect the brain. Ultimately, Dr. Meyer introduces free energy researchers and their technologies. She also shows what to do, so that space energy can soon flow in all households.

Internationale Forscher entdecken die hohe Intelligenz der Natur. Studien zeigen, dass die proteinreiche Mikroalge Spirulina das Immunsystem stärkt und Krankheiten wie Krebs und Alzheimer vorbeugt. Besonders über Fünfjährige profitieren von ihrem hohen Eiweißgehalt. Das Buch bietet spannende Informationen zur Anwendung und Züchtung von Spirulina.

Wir können über die unglaublichen Heilerfolge der Cyanobakterie nur staunen. An Spirulina führt künftig kein Weg mehr vorbei. Denn die Lichtnahrung, die wie das Wasser aus Lourdes oder Fatima alle Farben des Spektrums und damit alle Frequenzen des Lichts enthält, schenkt uns Harmonie und Wohlbefinden. Das liebevoll illustrierte Buch mit Rezeptteil zeigt auf, warum wir diese jodfreie blaugrüne Wunderalge heute mehr benötigen denn je. Sie vermag es, radioaktive Strahlen, Schwermetalle und andere Gifte auszuleiten und unser Immunsystem zu stärken. Im Buch finden Sie sensationelle Studien und zahlreiche Erfahrungsberichte aus aller Welt, die Ihnen zeigen, wie Sie Schmerzen, Depressionen, Allergie, Anämie, ja selbst AIDS und Krebs Paroli bieten können. Das Buch enthält Marianne Meyers besten illustrierte Köstlichkeiten für den verwöhnten Gaumen und selbstgemachte Kosmetik für eine schöne Haut.

Die Autorin erzählt von ihrer Begegnung mit Uschi Obermaier, einer legendären Figur der 68er-Bewegung und einem der ersten Supermodels. Inspiriert von Obermaiers Reisen in einem Luxusbus durch Indien, die USA und Mexiko, träumt Marianne Meyer von einem ähnlichen Lebensstil. Doch ihre Auswanderung in die USA führt zu unerwarteten Wendungen, die ihre Vorstellungen von Freiheit und Abenteuer auf die Probe stellen. Die Geschichte beleuchtet den Einfluss von Ikonen und den Traum vom nomadischen Leben in einer sich verändernden Welt.