Pass Giver’s Manual
Curing through Love and Magnetism
Author: Jacob Melo
Year: 1998
Publisher: Vida e Saber
Length: 198 pages
Structured technical study • Applied magnetism • Practical training
Publication Context
Published in 1998, Pass Giver’s Manual became one of the reference works in the technical organization of the magnetic pass in Brazil, reaching multiple editions over two decades.
The work holds a central place in the training of pass practitioners and in the contemporary systematization of applied magnetism.
Overview of the Work
Pass Giver’s Manual structures the magnetic pass as an organized practice, inserted in the historical tradition of human magnetism and supported by defined energetic foundations.
The book begins from the understanding of magnetism as a force produced in the chakras and distributed through the plexuses of the astral body, whose balanced circulation influences the vitality of the physical organism.
Magnetic transmission is presented as a technique that requires preparation, mental discipline, and understanding of the energetic dynamics of the human being.
The training of the pass practitioner is addressed as a process that is simultaneously technical and ethical.
It is not an intuitive activity, but a structured practice, with clear criteria and defined responsibility.
Conceptual Structure
The work articulates three main axes:
Historical foundations of magnetism.
Production and circulation of magnetism in the chakras and astral plexuses.
Methodological organization of pass application.
Magnetism is presented as a vitalizing force whose proper circulation sustains balance between the astral body and the physical body.
Structural Dimension
The book systematizes:
technical principles of application
preparation and discipline of the practitioner
organization of the practice
ethical responsibility
Technique plays a central role in consolidating applied magnetism as a structured field.
Style and Language
The language combines:
technical clarity
sober exposition
didactic organization without excessive simplification
conceptual density
The work avoids mysticism and is grounded in the magnetist tradition and in the author’s practical experience.
International Potential
Pass Giver’s Manual engages with markets interested in:
training in structured energetic practices
historical studies of magnetism
spirituality applied to health
integrative approaches to human vitality
Its central axis—the technical organization of magnetic transmission—broadens its reach in markets focused on energetic therapies and consciousness studies, beyond a specific religious context.
Curing Depression through Magnetism
Technical analysis of magnetic application in depressive conditions
Author: Jacob Melo
Year: 2006 (7th edition through 2018)
Publisher: Vida e Saber
Length: 272 pages
Applied study • Complementary therapeutic magnetism • Psychic health under an energetic perspective
Publication Context
Originally published in 2006, the book reached its 7th edition through 2018, with approximately 30,000 copies sold up to that time.
The work is part of Jacob Melo’s technical production dedicated to the structured application of magnetism in specific contexts of energetic imbalance.
Overview of the Work
The work examines depressive conditions from the perspective of the energetic dynamics of the human organism, proposing an analysis of the effectiveness of magnetic techniques as a complementary resource.
The author presents his central hypothesis: psycho-physical disharmony would be associated with the functional collapse of the splenic chakra, responsible for the capture and distribution of prana, or vital force.
According to the proposed model, dysfunction in this energetic center would compromise the balance of the body’s organic filters—spleen, liver, pancreas, and kidneys—interfering with the circulation of magnetism and affecting psychic vitality.
The work does not present itself as a substitute for medical or psychological follow-up, but as a technical analysis of a complementary energetic approach applied in cases monitored over many years.
Conceptual Structure
The book articulates four main axes:
Energetic foundations applied to depressive states.
Functioning of the splenic chakra and circulation of prana.
Techniques of magnetic passes and magnetization of water.
Practical evaluation of results observed in monitored assistance.
Magnetism is understood as a vitalizing force whose reorganization can contribute to the gradual restoration of energetic balance.
Methodological Dimension
The work systematizes:
identification of energetic dysfunctions
techniques for realigning the chakras
reorganization of magnetic circulation
gradual follow-up of observed effects
The model presented was replicated in trainings conducted by the author in different centers of magnetism study and practice.
Personal Dimension
The book includes an autobiographical account in which the author describes his own experience of a depressive crisis, presented as an element of empathic deepening and understanding of the phenomenon studied.
Style and Language
The language combines:
clarity of exposition
methodological organization
structured energetic grounding
accessible tone without excessive simplification
The text avoids emotional rhetoric and focuses on the technical description of the proposed model.
International Potential
The work engages with markets interested in:
mental health under an energetic perspective
complementary integrative practices
studies on vitality and consciousness
magnetism applied in auxiliary clinical contexts
The emphasis on technical analysis of efficacy, together with the methodological organization of the proposed model, broadens its potential reach in markets oriented toward energetic therapies and integrative approaches to psychic health.
