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What a beautiful collection. @writersandbooks was kind enough to make a table of Cosmographia Books in their bookstore. If you live in Rochester, NY come check them out. (Island Chains will be joining the table soon.) @elizabethosta @robin_sinclair Fran Morse Steve Huff Sharon Whitehill John Barrale and editor Nina Alvarez#RepostSave @parabolamagazine ・・・ "The Native American notion of All My Relations views all of reality and life as related and interconnected. Every aspect of life is seen as part of one intrinsic family. In the Blackfoot tribe, when people meet, they don’t say 'How are you' but 'Tza Nee Da Bee Wah?' which means, 'How are the connections?' If the connections are in place, we must be all right. If the connections are not in place, then we need to tend them first. Inherent in the Native American view is that our well-being is based on how everything goes together. There can be no lasting individual health unless there is a working harmony among all living things. The practice that grows from this worldview is the need to discover, name, and repair the connections that exist between all things. This is considered sacred and necessary work." —Mark Nepo on eight traditional ways to wholeheartedness and authenticity from our Winter Issue: HOPE. Link to artile in bio. Pictured: Arthur Rafton-Canning (1864-1952), "Blackfoot Teepees," Glacier National Park, 1933 #ParabolaMagazine #MarkNepo #NativeAmercian #traditions #spiritualpractice 3worldviews #hope #relationships #TheSearchForMeaning #wholenessYou CAN judge this book by its cover. Island Chains by @pattilavell GREAT cover by Rachael Gootnick of @justterrific You can get your copy on amazon or our website. And see upcoming readings at our website too.Sending out holiday cards to people who have supported us this year. This whole process warms my heart. #holidaycardsThe best way to enjoy a Cosmographia book is with a Cosmographia pillow and a Cosmographia cat ... a Catmographia ...We've extended our sale through #cybermonday Visit today to buy a book, become a patron, help the homeless, or watch video clips from our Saturday night author talk with @pattilavell https://www.cosmographiabooks.com- My Tweets
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loved this poem. so few words. so many feelings evoked. the drawings added to the words. i felt drawn to the molten core as i watched and listened.
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