Rajiv Parti - Böcker

Rajiv Parti föddes i Indien men levde som framgångsrik narkosläkare i USA när han under en magoperation 2010 fick en näradödenupplevelse (NDU) som skulle komma att omkullkasta hela hans liv. Upplevelsen gav honom en helt ny syn på livet och vägledning att inte repetera samma gamla mönster igen nu när han fått chansen att leva vidare. Under sin näradödenupplevelse fick Rajiv återuppleva två av sina tidigare liv, han fick möta sin tidigare tyranniske far på randen till helvetet och han fick kärleksfulla budskap från ljusvarelser och änglar innan han milt fördes tillbaka till livet här på jorden. Med sig fick han också fröet till en revolutionerande metod för att hjälpa människor att bli fria från beroendesjukdomar, depression och kronisk smärta, vilket skulle bli hans fokus i det nya livet. Döden gav mig äntligen livet är en fantastisk berättelse om en mans totala förvandling från superegoistisk materialist till medveten och omtänksam healer och om hur vi själva kan ta lärdom av hans resa. Döden gav mig äntligen livet består av 24 kapitel som innehåller både berättelsen om Rajs liv fram till NDU:n och den om hur han därefter förändrade hela sitt liv till följd av de insikter han fick med sig. Boken avslutas med en slutsats som han kallat: Att förstå vilka vi är. Det handlar framför allt om den metod han idag ser som sitt livsverk, så kallad medvetandebaserad healing och hur han kom fram till den.

It is estimated that 80 percent of people who seek medical help do so to alleviate pain. Research shows that between 30 and 40 percent of adults experience some degree of chronic pain. And that's only physical discomfort. When you consider emotional or psychological pain, chances are everyone is living with some kind of pain. And if that isn't surprising, here's something that's even more amazing - up to 75 percent of reported pain isn't linked to an identifiable physical cause. That means pain is not just a physical issue, so ultimately it can't be treated by physical means alone. Most people cope with pain by searching for a quick, physical fix. In fact a New York Times article reported that more people are now addicted to painkillers than to street drugs and that hospitalisations related to prescription drugs have increased fivefold and overdose deaths fourfold in the last decade. That's not surprising given the ubiquitous ads on TV and in print media for all kinds of painkillers-from the affordable, over-the-counter variety to ones that require expensive prescriptions. But the secret that nobody tells you is: Painkillers only mask pain. They don't-and can't-cure it. It takes someone like Dr. Rajiv Parti, a brilliant, highly successful anaesthetist who specialised in treating pain, to tell the truth about it. After suffering from a series of debilitating, nearly fatal illnesses that started in August 2008, Dr. Parti realised he was addicted to painkillers in March 2011. That's when he made the profoundly difficult, but ethical, choice to give up his practice, to conquer his addiction and to search for a real solution. Soon he realised that his pain was not just physical but deeply emotional, psychological and spiritual. That led him to Ayurveda, the traditional medicine of India where he had been born. By becoming a student of that ancient holistic, natural practice which he combined with meditation and yoga, Dr. Parti was able to regain control of his life with a new focus: to share his personal journey through pain to forgiveness, love and healing.

It takes someone like Dr. Rajiv Parti, an anesthesiologist who specialised in treating pain, to tell the truth about it. After suffering from a series of debilitating nearly fatal illnesses that started in August 2008, Dr. Parti realised he was addicted to painkillers in March 2011. That's when he made the difficult but ethical choice to give up his practice, to conquer his addiction, and to search for a real solution. Soon he realised that his pain was not just physical but deeply emotional, psychological, and spiritual. That led him to Ayurveda, the traditional medicine of India where he was born. By becoming a student of that ancient holistic, natural practice, which he combined with meditation and yoga, Dr. Parti was able to regain control of his life with a new focus: to share his personal journey through pain to forgiveness, love, and healing.