Médecine de l'âme ou l'éthique originelle is a reflective work by Elahi Bahram that examines the intersection of healing practices and moral philosophy. Published in 2000 by Dervy, the book explores how ancient notions of wellness can inform contemporary ethical discourse. Drawing on a variety of cultural and spiritual traditions, Bahram argues that true medicine extends beyond the physical body to encompass the soul’s equilibrium. The text invites readers to consider how compassion, intention, mindfulness, and inner balance contribute to health outcomes. Though rooted in speculative ideas, the volume seeks to bridge gaps between traditional healing modalities and modern ethical frameworks, offering a contemplative perspective for practitioners and laypeople alike.

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