Yearning for the Wind: Celtic Reflections on Nature and the Soul

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New World Library, 2010 M10 6 - 224 pages
Throughout the ages, shamans and mystics have recognized that all created things share some level of consciousness, and that the ordinary and non-ordinary realities interact. This book by a well-known Celtic-American shaman explores those interactions and interconnected pathways, looking at the interdependence of our material life with our inner life and that of nature. Each chapter is a small window into the mysteries of nature and soul as they infuse daily life. Cowan draws on the teachings of medieval mystics, fairy legends, Celtic songs, present-day poets and seekers, and Native American stories. From these strands, he weaves a Celtic knot of Spirit, beautiful and strong.
 

Contents

02 Yearning CH1CH4_02 Yearning CH1CH4
1
03 Yearning CH5CH8_03 Yearning CH5CH8
19
04 Yearning CH9Ch12_04 Yearning CH9Ch12
39
05 Yearning CH13CH16_05 Yearning CH13CH16
57
06 Yearning CH17CH20_06 Yearning CH17CH20
77
07 Yearning CH21CH24_07 Yearning CH21CH24
101
08 Yearning CH25CH28_08 Yearning CH25CH28
121
09 Yearning CH29CH30_09 Yearning CH29CH30
139
10 Yearning CH31CH32_10 Yearning CH31CH32
149
11 Yearning CH33CH36_11 Yearning CH33CH36
159
12 Yearning CH37_12 Yearning CH37
175
13 Yearning BM_13 Yearning BM
191
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Tom Cowan has been studying and practicing shaminism for over 20 years. He is the author of Fire in the Head: Shamanism and the Celtic Spirit (HarperCollins) and Shamanism As a Spiritual Practice for Daily Life (Crossing Press). He offers several workshops on shamanism and Celtic spirituality around the country each year. He lives in the Hudson River Valley in New York State. His website is: www.riverdrum.com

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