In William Blake's unfinished book 'The Four Zoas', mythology points to the power of the imagination to address the ecological crisis we face. In this title, the author contemporises this vision, showing how rebalancing 'four zoas' can enable us to connect with the heart, and get to the root of our problems.
Helen Moore's work blends local and universal themes, addressing the profound issues of mental and physical well-being in challenging times. Her distinctive voice resonates with both personal and collective experiences, emphasizing the importance of poetry as a source of hope. The book is described as vibrant and thought-provoking, urging readers to find solace and resilience through her writing. Moore's commitment to exploring these vital themes highlights the interconnectedness of human experience in a world filled with uncertainty.
Relive the Victorian Age in your own sewing room with this collection of 21 crazy patchwork projects. A comprehensive approach to the basics for beginners, including a section on color combinations, patching the base fabric, full color stitch guides showing five major stitches and illustrated step-by-step instructions for each project. Decorate for Christmas with one or all six of the quick and easy tree ornaments. Treat yourself with the lovely fringed evening bag. Black, beaded and elegant, it's sure to attract compliments. Full size patterns make this a real buy.
Este libro explora los siete chakras del cuerpo humano, guiando al lector en la comprensión de su esencia y ubicación. La autora argumenta que el equilibrio de los chakras es fundamental para la salud y ofrece métodos para interpretar sus señales y corregir su alineación a través de posturas.