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Free Thyself. 1932

'It is impossible to put truth into words. The author of this book has no desire to preach, indeed he very greatly dislikes that method of conveying knowledge. He has tried, in the following pages, to show as clearly and simply as possible the purpose of our lives, the uses of the difficulties that beset us, and the means by which we can regain our health; and, in fact, how each of us may become our own doctor.' - Edward Bach (1886-1936), from the Introduction to Free Thyself . The booklet, Free Thyself , by Edward Bach M.B., B.S., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., D.P.H., was published in 1932 by Dorling and Co. (Epsom), Ltd. Nora Weeks, Bach's assistant, describes the writing of this book: "Only in the comparative quiet and peace of the parks could he find relief, and he would sit for hours under the trees in Regent's Park until his mind and body regained vitality and strength. During those hours in Regent's Park a little book, Free Thyself , was written, which explained in a simple and practical way how man could learn to follow his intuition; and how, by trusting that inner knowledge, he would be guided in every detail of his earthly life, making it one of health and happiness and usefulness

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