Reviews
AWAKENING WITH MOTHER EARTH |
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AWAKENING WITH MOTHER EARTH, Hearing Gaia Sing,
by Fran Moeller Gatins. Beautiful book of many strands, December 24, 2006 Reviewer: Reader Views "www.readerviews.com" (Austin, Texas) - See all my reviews Reviewed by Louise Bickley for Reader Views (12/06)
The author’s main point is stated on page 189 when Gaia says, ". . . It is the main point I wish to have completely clear: that all beings contain elements and aspects of all other beings and all physical forms emanate from me. Therefore, you can speak with each other."
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In other words, Mother Earth or Gaia wants it
known that she is a real live breathing entity of her own and is evolving
along with all of her children. Her children include every bit of creation
within her domain--inside, outside and above.
I must admit that my first response to the premise of this book was skepticism;
I thought it was preposterous. However as I read on it became more and
more believable. I was struck by the author’s own willingness to question
the material coming through her. Ms. Gatins expresses her doubts over and
over--wondering if this was authentic communication from Gaia or simply
emanating from her imagination or subconscious mind. Gaia assures her over
and over and, quite convincingly, I might add, that she is real and she
is speaking. Finally by page 139 Gaia tells her to get over it--believe
this communication is genuine. There are numerous books, films and treatises
on the subject of ecology and environmentalism, but none as original and
fresh as this book. The content is simple and complex, serious and whimsical,
humorous and instructive.
Ms. Gatins beautifully weaves together numerous strands--spiritual truths,
laws of physics, the many results of abuse to our Mother Earth and places
them into a spiritual and moral imperative that leaves no room for doubt.
Gaia says that everything sings! Song and dance are expressions of the
joy of life and one of the best ways to honor, bless and give thanks to
the Creator of all. I absolutely love the last sentence--"THEY got up and
started to cha-cha to the music of the stars." Perhaps it is because singing
and dancing or two of my most favorite things in this world. In any case
it resonated with my whole being. I would not change a thing in "Awakening
with Mother Earth." My only recommendation is for Ms. Gatins to keep listening
and reporting what she learns.
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THE DRAGON LADY’S HANDBOOK |
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The Dragon Lady’s Handbook, by Fran Moeller Gatins.
A quirky, funny, tongue-in-cheek book of advice for Dragon Ladies of all ages -- and even ladies have a bit of the Dragon in them. A delightful gift book.
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