Living Earth Devotional: 365 Green Practices for Sacred Connection
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| Rating | : | 4.80 (756 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0738736589 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 464 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-08-11 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Following the Wheel of the Year, this day-by-day guide will help you tune in to the energies of the changing seasons and build a greater appreciation for the earth’s beauty, power, and wisdom. Tune in to nature, care for the sacred earth, and grow spiritually with 365 eco-friendly activities for deepening your connection with nature.Living Earth Devotional offers practical, soul-centered tasks, including meditations, craft projects, gardening and outdoor activities, journaling prompts, and more. Reduce your carbon footprint, recharge your creativity and intuition, and cultivate a connection with the world that inspires spiritual growth and personal transformation.Praise:"Like water dripping on a stone, this lovely devotional takes a gentle, powerful, methodical approach to personal healing and spiritual alignment with Mother Earth."Tess Whitehurst, author of Magical Housekeeping and The Good Energy Book
"Book is *swear word* amazing!" according to kay_queen. So far, amazing. Just got it and opened to a random page and was hit by the two things I was hoping for: pagan or not Christian (although it's not un-Christian, just not pro-Christian) and smart. I want to read more than "stand outside barefoot and wiggle your toes while counting your breaths in odd exhales" or something obnoxious like that. I want real mindfulness and intellect and this book has it. I'm very glad I bought it and I look forward to reading it this year.. "The little passages to read in here are pretty good. Rarely do I find something that really" according to Arie Farnam. The little passages to read in here are pretty good. Rarely do I find something that really speaks to my particular spiritual path and this is pretty good. It is earth-focused. The Wiccan-style holidays are mentioned but that is about the only overtly Wiccan part. There is some use of the four elements idea but it is general enough to appeal to many people who follow an earth-based path. Most of the days activities have to do ith some sort of meditation, journal writing or taking a brief moment outdoors. From hat I have seen so far, it is all doable.I'm giving it only four stars primarily beca. Sustainability is where it's at! I am really digging this book of tidbits that are fun and easy to implement, or not as you desire. Hang a bat house, bless your soil, start some seeds, make a homemade multi purpose cleaner, connect with a tree. A daily idea!
Clea Danaan (Colorado) has been gardening organically for over twenty years. Her articles on ecology and spirituality have appeared in SageWoman, Witches & Pagans, GreenSpirit, and Organic Family magazines. Visit her online at CleaDanaan.. She is the author of Sacred Land, Voices of the Earth, Living Earth Devotional, and <
Her articles on ecology and spirituality have appeared in SageWoman, Witches & Pagans, GreenSpirit, and Organic Family magazines. She is the author of Sacred Land, Voices of the Earth, Living Earth Devotional, and The Way of the Hen. Her background in Reiki, expressive arts therapies, outdoor education, and somatic psychology inform her integrated and ecumenical writings. Visit her online at CleaDanaan.. About the AuthorClea Danaan (Colorado) has been gardening organically for over twenty years