Dr. and Master Sha, miracle soul healer

"What accounts for miraculous healings unexplainable by doctors? Is there a reality to spiritual healings? Don Bowling, chief of police of New Brunswick, New Jersey, is a tall, no-nonsense individual. He fractured his ankle and damaged his knee and back in a nasty fall down a flight of stairs. Twenty one months later he walked with a cane, and his insurance company had told him he was no longer eligible for any surgery or other care. After a five minute healing with Dr. Sha, he was able to walk normally. Dr. and Master Sha is a medical doctor trained in both Western medicine and traditional Chinese healing methods. Over the last decade, he has healed over 1000 individuals, all documented and available for viewing on YouTube. How does he do it? Is it the placebo effect or something much more profound? Dr. and Master Sha: Miracle Soul Healer documents the remarkable journey of an individual who has not only demonstrated the ability to heal, but also to teach people to heal themselves. Miracle Soul Healer follows Dr. Sha from frail child to medical school student, from acupuncturist to energy medicine healer, and finally to fully realized miracle soul healer. Written by Harvard-trained medical anthropologist William Gladstone, Miracle Soul Healer goes beyond the successes of Dr. Sha to explore the scientific principles upon which his healings are based. Written for skeptics as well as believers, Miracle Soul Healer features interviews from Dr. Sha's students and those who have received miracle healings. It also challenges Western medical experts to refute or confirm both the results and methodology of Dr. Sha's extraordinary life and his stated life mission to serve the divine and create a healthier and happier world. Miracle Soul Healer is for those who wonder about the possibility of miracles and anyone who questions the fabric of reality. This book allows readers to draw their own conclusions regarding Dr. Sha and his miracle soul healings while taking them on a journey through faith, science, and healing"—