Perelandra Garden Workbook: A Complete Guide to Gardening with Nature Intelligences [B1933]

1993 loose-leaf binder, 11x10-inch, with pages printed on quality paper, in nice clean condition. From the founder of the Perelandra Nature Research Center in Virginia and author of Behaving as if the God In All Life Mattered and Dancing in the Shadow of the Moon, this is a much-needed, hands-on manual for the gardener who wishes to work in conscious partnership with the overlighting nature intelligences. Based on the author's many years of experience, The Perelandra Garden Workbook is filled with practical techniques, fresh perspectives on traditional organic gardening methods, and an infectious sense of joy and humor. Interspersed throughout this book are many direct communications from the different levels of nature intelligence. Each reveal universal natural law and a cosmic wisdom applicable not only to gardens dug in soil, but to every garden planted in the larger soil of life experience. Truly, a book for everyone seeking to connect into the larger picture of life.

From recent-ish Amazon/GoodReads reviews: "One of the strangest gardening books I've ever seen (maybe THE strangest!). If you are familiar with the Findhorn community in Scotland, and have read The Secret Life of Plants, and The Secret Life of Nature Spirits, both by Peter Tompkins, you will love this weird book! In other words, this is NOT Rodale!"; "I love this book and I'm using it to be more connected to nature and the earth."; "yep, I have both of her garden workbooks, I and II. And, the one for soil-less gardening too. These are highly detailed, quite specific protocols. And, they work."; "I love this book because it takes you into the life of a woman who shares her story about the guidance for her gardens from the devas and nature spirit. She shares about the amazing farm she created and how we all have access to this kind of divine intelligence."; "I've been looking for this book for years. So glad to see it back. This is how to really connect your heart and soul to your garden."