A Materia Medica of birds for the practitioner working with the avian kingdom: Jonathan Shore’s Birds.
Fifteen birds are described in depth, framed by an overview of the avian kingdom. Each bird has its core idea and the aspects that stand out, supported by proving material and cases from several practitioners. The birds are Pelican, Macaw, Dove, Hawk, Owl, Heron, Eagle, Raven, Peregrine Falcon, Sacher Falcon, Vulture, Condor, Penguin, Mute and Whooper Swan, and Albatross.
Shore tells how he came to the birds. A patient he had seen for several years kept dreaming of collecting feathers to build wings; later she dreamed of an eagle, and Shore, influenced by Rajan Sankaran, gave Eagle, which Jeremy Sherr had recently proved. A student’s research project then led to a proving of red-tailed hawk, which Shore also ran as seminar provings in Finland and Germany.
The book is designed to be used with Shore’s Birds Map in RadarOpus; ask us before ordering whether the map comes with this title. Check what your package already includes on the package comparison before adding it.
