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As early Muslims conquered parts of Asia, Africa, and Europe, they collected and preserved the writings of the ancient Egyptians, Greeks, and Romans. They studied the information recorded by these cultures and used it as a basis for making scientific discoveries of their own. The methods the Muslims developed for exploring and understanding the natural world are still used by scientists today.
Discusses the extraordinary scientific discoveries and advancements in the Islamic world after the birth of Mohammed in 570 and their impact on Western civilization in subsequent centuries and today.
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Russell Bullard
reviewed Science in Early Islamic Culture on August 02, 2015
Science in Early Islamic Culture
This little book is very dense and contains 34 meaningfully distinct exercises ranging from basic breathing to psychic healing.
Compared to the Western science in the Oxygen Advantage, the description is slightly less in-depth but pretty good.
From my experience with Reiki, the psychic healing fits the bill just fine.
One core takeaway is that there is one common core breathing technique: rhythmic complete breathing.
I would sometimes count to my heartbeat when doing pranayama practices, so it's cool to see this suggested as the 'natural rhythm'. :-)
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One caveat is that I have only experimented with the physical exercises. The psychic ones will be done in due time.
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