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Living Earth Devotional: 365 Green Practices for Sacred Connection
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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. Following the Wheel of the Year, this day-by-day guide will help yo ...more
Living Earth Devotional offers practical, soul-centered tasks, including meditations, craft projects, gardening and outdoor activities, journaling prompts, and more. Following the Wheel of the Year, this day-by-day guide will help yo ...more
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Paperback, 444 pages
Published
September 8th 2013
by Llewellyn Publications
(first published September 1st 2013)
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Living Earth Devotional is filled with daily practices to become more connected with the Earth. I have been going through this book every morning during time at my altar, and I love the simplicity of each page. Even if I feel I am in a hurry, I’m still able to make time to read that day’s devotional.
Unlike other dailies I’ve read, I feel this particular compilation has been very well thought out and put together. There have been some where it seems the author rushed to fill in places that see ...more
Unlike other dailies I’ve read, I feel this particular compilation has been very well thought out and put together. There have been some where it seems the author rushed to fill in places that see ...more
Well, I finally finished this year-long book of devotions, and I have promptly started reading through it again! There aren't very many pagan devotionals out there, and this one is a real stand-out. Danaan is far more inclusive than most authors, and the activities she suggests for each day are mostly very accessible and simple. It's been poor timing for me going through this book while I've been in grad school, and I'm looking forward to spending more time with these practices throughout the ne
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If you are an environmentalist or naturist, you might enjoy this book. It shares earth-friendly activities to fulfill you.
For me, it's difficult to follow, the language doesn't feel natural, ("Zone theory of permaculture draws concentric circles around the center of the garden...") and isn't my ideal type of devotional. Personally, I prefer Biblical devotions that stir the soul and bring inner peace.
The Living Earth Devotional just wasn't for me.
Disclosure of Material Connection: I received a Re ...more
For me, it's difficult to follow, the language doesn't feel natural, ("Zone theory of permaculture draws concentric circles around the center of the garden...") and isn't my ideal type of devotional. Personally, I prefer Biblical devotions that stir the soul and bring inner peace.
The Living Earth Devotional just wasn't for me.
Disclosure of Material Connection: I received a Re ...more
I must confess that I haven't read this book through, but having flipped through it have decided it is something I will try for a month or two. It has daily practices to bring the reader closer to nature, such as observing wildlife, trees, movement of the sun during the seasons, seasonal food and so on. This review will be edited after following the daily practices for a month or two!
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Review of a preview copy from the publisher.
Did not appeal to me. Some of the exercises to try I found ridiculous (using menstrual blood as a garden fertilizer is taking things a bit far for me) and the comments were nothing to get you thinking about for the rest of the day. Simplistic.
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