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Heidi Barr. Cold Spring Hallelujah
Contents
2. titles Also by Heidi Barr
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2. Melt
3. Equinox
4. Freedom
5. Cold Clean Air
6. Emerging
7. The Backwoods
8. Spring Blizzard
9. Invincible Summer
10. Showing Up
11. Awakening
12. Belonging
13. That Day
14. What Joy Is
15. Shattered
16. Here Comes the Sun
17. Walking On Water
18. The God I Know
19. Broken
20. Suffering
21. Life’s work
22. Unravel
23. Things of interest
24. Journey
25. Unsolicited Advice
26. Happiness is a Cloud
27. Everything Happens
28. Go to the Edges
29. A Few Questions
30. Little Bits of Good
31. Where the Magic Happens
32. Replace Positive Thinking With Reality
33. Tension
34. Worry vs. Lament
35. Devotion
36. Ordinary Courage
37. Privilege
38. Mountain Shadow
39. The God I know, part two
40. Promise
41. Three Broken Hallelujahs
42. The Place to Send Your Prayers
43. Phoenix
44. Unnoticed Gratitude
45. That Blue Light
46. Sometimes
47. Some Notes on Being Alive
48. Cedar Tree Sentinel
49. Coming to Our Senses
50. Enchantment
51. Honey & Light
52. The God I know, part three
53. Communing with the Cosmos
54. How to Work
55. Tea
56. Reservations
57. Superior
58. Baptize
59. Curiosity
60. Sunflower
61. Transportation
62. Wild Air and Fading Starlight
63. Knowledge
64. Canoe
65. Monarch
66. Dusk
67. Night Woods
68. Dragonfly
69. Before the Storm
70. After the Storm
71. The Caress of the Dark
72. Transitional Light
73. Lake
74. Unnameable Presence
75. The God I know, part four
76. Ripening
77. Passion
78. What the Sky Knows
79. Oneness
80. What Comes Next
81. Shifting Currents
82. Come of Age
83. Unacknowledged Glory
84. Be in the Conversation, Not the Fight
85. Once Upon A Time
86. Reflections on Moving Water
87. Skiing Around the Lake on a Wednesday
88. What Joy Is, part two
89. Unanticipated Delight
90. A Dance of Moss and Pine
91. Winter Solstice
92. Root and Rise
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2. Endnotes
3. Acknowledgments
4. About the Author
5. Homebound Publications
Отрывок из книги
Prairie Grown: Stories and Recipes From a South Dakota Hillside Woodland Manitou: To Be On Earth What Comes Next: Between Beauty and Destruction
You could say we are all broken, but then again, you could say we are all part of a collective hallelujah, and that might be closer to the truth. The world is made of stories, which are made of words, or just ideas, spoken or not, and all stories can be interpreted and told differently. It depends on the lenses through which the world is viewed and the languages spoken and heard. But no matter what stories we find ourselves in and no matter how we interact with the multitudes that constantly swirl around us, everyone can benefit from an invitation to claim truth.
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together make
beautiful music.
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