Leszek Matela

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Leszek Matela (born 15 April 1955) is a Polish journalist, a dowser, expert of feng shui and geomancy, [1] [2] teacher of suggestopedia, [3] a researcher of the Wawel Chakra, [4] and many Earth mysteries.

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Leszek Matela - with the megalith in Bialystok, 25.04.2011.jpg

He is also the author of numerous books about radiesthesia, geomancy, parapsychology, runes, naturopathy and esoterics in Polish, Czech, [5] and German. [6] [7] He is also known for television and radio shows devoted to radiesthesia and geomancy. He runs recognized courses of radiesthesia and geomancy and is considered to be an authority in these areas. [8] His articles were also published in Great Britain, USA and Australia.

Selected bibliography of books in Polish

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References

  1. http://www.nieznanyswiat.pl/bank-danych-ns?pid=181&sid=223:Matela-Leszek (about Leszek Matela in Polish at Nieznany Świat magazine website)
  2. http://www.geomantie.net/authors/1029/view.html Archived 2012-06-15 at the Wayback Machine (about Leszek Matela in German at geomantie.net)
  3. Leszek Matela, Using yoga for accelerative learning, Yoga and Life, Summer 1987
  4. http://www.geomantie.net/article/read/4837.html (in German) and (in Polish): "Tajemnice czakramu wawelskiego sekrety Krakowa", 2004 ISBN   83-7377-113-1 (Mysteries of the Wawel Chakra and Cracow)
  5. Runy. Jejich tajemstvi a sila, 2000, ISBN   80-240-1703-2 (http://alpha.bn.org.pl/search*pol/i?SEARCH=8024017032)
  6. Die Kraft der Steine und Megalithen - die Energie von Steinen nutzen. Geschichte, Wirkung, Praxis, 2006, ISBN   978-3-03800-254-3
  7. Parapsychologie, Radiästhesie, Paramedizin, Esoterik (1) polnisch-deutsches Kleinwörterbuch(2) deutsch-polnisches Kleinwörterbuch 1998, ISBN   8386757167
  8. https://ksiazki.wp.pl/leszek-matela-6149078767412865c Leszek Matela ksiazki.wp.pl