14 Best Energy Healing Books

Barbara Brennan presents her model of the human energy field and its relationship to emotional and physical experience. Illustrations, personal observations, and exercises explain the aura, chakras, and the hands-on healing methods she developed within this spiritual framework.

Caroline Myss presents her model of energy healing, linking Hindu chakras, Christian sacraments, and the Kabbalistic Tree of Life. She explores seven spiritual centers and proposes connections between beliefs, emotional experience, personal power, and physical health.

Barbara Ann Brennan develops the spiritual healing framework introduced in Hands of Light. Personal observations and exercises explore her ideas about energy, awareness, and relationships between practitioners and clients, alongside the role she proposes for other caregivers.

Cyndi Dale assembles an illustrated reference to energetic anatomy and healing traditions. Discussions of chakras, meridians, energy fields, and approaches including Ayurveda, Qigong, and Reiki compare different frameworks and explain her proposed integration of energetic practices with conventional care.

Bradley Nelson presents his energy-healing approach to what he calls trapped emotions. Through examples and proposed techniques, he argues that identifying and releasing this emotional baggage can improve well-being, relationships, and the ability to give and receive love.

Donna Eden and David Feinstein present their model of the body's energy systems, including meridians and chakras. Explanations and exercises outline techniques they propose for balancing these systems, combining personal accounts with their approach to energy healing and wellbeing.

Anodea Judith introduces the chakra system as a framework for spiritual exploration and personal development. The book combines explanations with meditations and yoga movements, examining relationships, consciousness, and the author's ideas about balance and transformation.

Jill Blakeway explores energy healing through her experience in traditional Chinese medicine and encounters with practitioners and researchers. Personal stories and investigations examine the relationship she sees between scientific inquiry, spirituality, and practices intended to support healing.

Cyndi Dale presents exercises and practitioner guidance associated with her account of subtle energy. The manual moves from descriptions of energetic anatomy to proposed practices, including reflection on boundaries, intentions, and relationships with clients.

Sue Morter presents a seven-step spiritual framework drawing on her account of an awakening during meditation. The book offers yoga, breathwork and meditation exercises, connecting them with her ideas about energy, consciousness and personal transformation.

Margarita Alcantara introduces the chakra system and the practices she associates with balancing it. Illustrated exercises draw on meditation, breathing, yoga, crystals, and essential oils, presenting a beginner's guide to her spiritual approach to wellbeing.

Richard Gordon introduces Quantum-Touch, his system of hands-on energy healing. Instructions and personal accounts describe the breathing, awareness, and touch techniques he associates with directing energy, outlining the practice and the healing effects he attributes to it.

Judy Hall offers an illustrated directory for identifying crystals and exploring the meanings and uses she assigns to them. Photographs and descriptions accompany accounts of each stone's proposed spiritual and healing properties, creating a reference for readers interested in crystal traditions.

Karen Frazier surveys energy-healing practices through short exercises intended for daily use. Techniques involving sound, crystals, and other approaches introduce her ideas about subtle energy, with brief routines for centering attention and exploring personal spiritual wellbeing.