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A Mystic Garden: Working with Soil, Attending to Soul
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Item Description...
This lyrical primer on the spirituality of gardening reflects on the relationship between a gardener and his or her garden. Meditating upon how interaction with the earth opens the heart, schools the mind, engages the body, and embraces the soul in a world of increasing detachment from the natural realm, this book affirms a garden as a soulful space where people can take root and experience the changing seasons and the enduring cycle of renewal. Filled with the joy of living, this enchanting spiritual guide will speak to those who yearn to find the holy in the place they call home.
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Item Specifications...
Pages 100
Dimensions: Length: 0.5" Width: 5" Height: 8" Weight: 0.5 lbs.
Binding Hardcover
Publisher Bluebridge
ISBN 1933346019 EAN 9781933346014
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Availability 5 units. Availability accurate as of May 26, 2012 09:40.
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About this Author/Artist Gunilla Norris is a writer, meditation teacher, and private-practice psychotherapist. She is the author of Becoming Bread, Being Home, and Inviting Silence. She lives in Mystic, Connecticut.
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 | tilling the soil Jan 15, 2007 |
| Gunilla has a way of relating the simple, ordinary, mundane tasks of life to the profound. Her metaphor, in this case gardening, gives honor to the repetitive, unrewarding tasks which ultimately, hopefully, result in beauty and creative expression. She goes a step further by embracing the hard, disappointing and, in some cases, ugly into the landscape both of our literal gardens and of our ultimate garden: the soul. | | |  | A Mystic's, From Mystic, Mystical Garden Jul 22, 2006 |
What an irony! A contemplative mystic, who lives in Mystic Connecticut, writes a book of prose and poetry about a year in the life of her garden. What other name could a book like this have? This is a charming little book. It probably will not catch the fancy of more pragmatic people, but then again it doesn't try to. If you are into theology, philosophy, or "how to" books, leave this one alone. If you enjoy romance and poetic thought, take time to smell the roses in this mystic garden. Some things are better enjoyed than dissected. This is one of them.
| | |  | Drink of Water for the Soul Jun 9, 2006 |
| In our increasingly fast-paced, outwardly focussed culture of immediate gratification, Norris' book calms and refreshes like a drink of water for the soul. She reminds us that every visible blossom has deep and hidden roots that followed their own natural rhythms to produce the splendor that we call Spring. She calms the anxiety by reminding us that all good things take time. Her writing touches the universal heart and is as exquisite in its focus and simplicity as it is profound in depth. A must read for anyone ready to marry intention with action to create a meaningful life. | | |  | magical and poetic Jun 4, 2006 |
| Gunilla Norris is a truly gifted writer. She has a unique way of understranding the world and an equally unique way of communicating that understanding in her books. She savors everyday events and turns them into poetry. She asks us to take the time to appreciate the process of cultivating and nurturing a garden while being mindful of the kind of hard work that goes into creating its beautiful bounty. The parallel to life is clear. This book is a real treasure! | | |  | This book is wonderful May 12, 2006 |
| Gunilla Norris' work is wonderful. The way she writes in mystical and wonderful. She weaves spirtuality into everyday things. I love her work. She is an amazing author. | | | Write your own review about A Mystic Garden: Working with Soil, Attending to Soul
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