Overview
"Part one,""The Revelry"" is an amalgamation of poetry celebrating women and women's bodies. In part two, ""To Shake the Goddess"" features a collection of poems that honor the messy yet sacred rhythms of being, first and foremost a Spirit, and secondly a body existing within this life. Part three, ""Fractals"" is a journey through the human condition; a claiming of the shadowy side of this journey through life. In part four, ""Love Letters to Gaia"", I wax poetic about this Sacred Earth and the aliveness of NatureScapes. Finally, in part five, ""A Waymaker's Manifesta"" the poems speak to the necessity of humans creating a community, not only with their neighbors (at a global level) but also as integral members of the Natural world. It is my hope that offering my poetry to the public might offer some much needed medicine. I know that I am not alone in my call to speak for a Spirituality that exists beyond the confines of all the orthodox tradition in life, but I hope that I might speak to a few who have yet to meet a voice that offers validation and sanctuary. I know that I am not alone in speaking for Nature as a complex web of Spirit and Life, but I hope that my words might ignite further regard for the Spirit of our beautiful Earth and preservation of our Wild and Natural spaces. I hope too, that my poems help people connect to these Natural spaces and create a Sacred relationship to place. Peace and Love, J"
Full Product Details
Author: Weber
Publisher: Jaclyn Weber
Imprint: Jaclyn Weber
Edition: Large type / large print edition
Dimensions:
Width: 14.00cm
, Height: 1.40cm
, Length: 21.60cm
Weight: 0.240kg
ISBN: 9798869128300
Pages: 204
Publication Date: 09 February 2024
Audience:
General/trade
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General
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
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Reviews
Dear Reader, Let the immensity of this life shake you. Let its beauty tear open your heart and drop you to your knees in desperation, in ecstasy, in grief, in joy. This life should not be taken lightly. What an extraordinary thing that you are here. What a rare gift that you can watch the sky turn to fire and set the landscape ablaze with twilight. What a rare thing that you may touch the hand of lovers and whisper the promises of your heart, or hold the hand of a passing elder and walk their spirit home. What a rare thing that you may dance barefoot in a meadow of wildflowers and call out to the night sky with its endless depths and declare that you are here- a body, a spirit, a being. . . ALIVE. Peace and love, J
