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This work is a mediation on the world of living beings and on the corresponding world of wind and air in which life is situated and nourished. In reflective passages, the author guides the reader in perceiving and contemplating the web and network of the spirit described in Genesis.

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Wind is celebrated in this slim volume of essays that are at once poetry, science, and mysticism .Wherever placed, it will invite curiosity. Its simplicity of appearance has a compelling quality; once opened, its complexities will incite deeper investigation. Bookstores with refreshment areas will see Windforest buyers sitting down with a cup of tea and delving into its pages immediately. This unusual, lovely, and thoughtful book deserves wide acclaim. NAPRA Review

These brief, reflective passages unfold like a collection of prose poems. Readers can easily read through all of them in one sitting, but, like poems, the selections have their greatest impact when readers return to them at their leisure and, as appropriate, let each section become part of their own meditations. New Age Retailer Wind is celebrated in this slim volume of essays that are at once poetry, science, and mysticism .Wherever placed, it will invite curiosity. Its simplicity of appearance has a compelling quality; once opened, its complexities will incite deeper investigation. Bookstores with refreshment areas will see Windforest buyers sitting down with a cup of tea and delving into its pages immediately. This unusual, lovely, and thoughtful book deserves wide acclaim. NAPRA Review An extraordinary read for anyone concerned with the environment and changing weather patterns. Windforest is replete with insights, information, and inspiration. A book to read, re-read, and share with others. -Nan C. Merrill Windforest unveils our intimate physical and spiritual connection to the 'winds' of the rainforest which carry not only oxygen, but also life, to the contours of the globe. If science can ever be called a wisdom tradition, this book can be one of its primary texts. -Stephen Bede Scharper, author of Redeeming the Time: A Political Theology of the Environment

An extraordinary read for anyone concerned with the environment and changing weather patterns. Windforest is replete with insights, information, and inspiration. A book to read, re-read, and share with others. -Nan C. Merrill

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Ellen Fremedon lives the life of a solitary in Canada. She studied the work of John Main with Bede Griffiths at Saccidananda in India, learned Buddhist meditation methods in Kyoto, Japan, and pursued scriptural and doctrinal studies with Jean Danielou at the Institut Catholique in Paris.

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