Sacred Earth, Sacred Soul

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July 14, 2021

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Sacred Earth, Sacred Soul

Our longings are a unique manifestation of the universe's longings. In listening to the depths of life, within our lives and within every life, we will hear the longings of the One that are deeper than the fears that divide us.

- John Philip Newell -

Sacred Earth, Sacred Soul

"We know things in the core of our being that we have not necessarily been taught. And some of this deep knowing may actually be at odds with what our culture or religion or nation has tried to teach us. This book is about reawakening to what we know in the depths of our being, that the earth is sacred, and that this sacredness is at the heart of every human being and life-form. To awaken again to this deep knowing is to be transformed in the ways we choose to live and relate and act." John Philip Newell is a modern-day Celtic bard and spiritual teacher in the prophetic tradition who communicates across the boundaries of religion and race, following in the footsteps of other "wandering" teachers from the Celtic diaspora scattered across the centuries. What follows is an excerpt from his new book, "Sacred Earth, Sacred Soul." { read more }

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