Le livre des guérisons - Les Evangiles en profondeur

In this new book Annick de Souzenelle focuses on acts of healing performed by Christ in order to offer us a symbolic approach: be it that of the leper, the blind or the paralytic man, all of these tales, she tells us, in fact speak to our own inner ailments. She therefore proposes an analysis of the acts of healing performed by Christ by establishing a parallel with our own inner torment: separated from our divine roots, we in truth fall victim to the constructions of our mind and our ideologies. Whether it be at an individual or collective level, if we wish, just as the paralytic man did, to stand tall, we must attain a new form of wisdom, a new intelligence. This can only be achieved through self-examination and consideration of our relationship with God. Our healing and that of the world will depend on the answers resulting from this reflection.

Introduction
The man with the withered hand
A leper
The crippled woman
The bleeding woman and the daughter of Jairus
The man who was blind at birth and the blind man of Bethsaida
The paralytic man and the Canaanite woman's daughter
The demonic “lunatic” boy and the Roman Centurion’s servant
At the Pool of Bethesda
The mute man
The resurrection of the son of the widow of Nain and the Raising of Lazarus
God’s nourishment
Who is Man? Who are we?