Working with clay, paint, crayons, or pencils, artists have long known that the act of creating art can help people explore the deepest recesses of their hearts – and bring about real change in their lives. Michael Sullivan discovered the power of art for himself in the midst of grieving the loss of a young parishioner. Ever since, he has been using simple art projects as a form of prayer and a way of helping others explore what God may be saying to them. Windows into the Soul is a practical, hands-on resource for those who want to explore this means of prayer and contemplation for themselves, approaching the process not as an artist but as a spiritual seeker. Readers will find projects in various media, including clay, charcoal, and acrylic, including not only technical directions, but a gentle guide to the spiritual gold to be mined from the experience.
Mystics of the World is proud to present an unusual and beautiful new publication-Windows to the Soul, a little book of wisdoms. This small book defies any characterization of genre within the realm of books on truth or spirituality.
I cry when the von Trapp family sings “Edelweiss” in the movie The Sound of Music, especially the part where Christopher Plummer can't go on singing and Julie Andrews picks up where he left off, giving him, the whole family, ...
By revealing the mystical meaning of these works, Lings not only conveys the dramatic artistry of these masterpieces, but also leaves readers with a deep and lasting impression of the playwright himself and his keen understanding of the ...
Windows of the Soul offers a concrete, proven method for discovering what lies beneath the surface of the nightly phenomenon we call dreams.
This book covers my experiences over a period of time, and I felt that I had to make sense of those happenings that took place around me while I was in a state of total confusion.
8 Figure 1.5 Daumier, The Banker. French Types (D 263, 1835). Brandeis University Libraries, Waltham, Massachusetts, the Benjamin J. and Julia M. Trustman Collection (Photo credit: David Caras). Characteristic features recur in ...
Those who read this remarkable book will feel deeply seen, honored in their humanness, and comforted in their challenges.
See also David Biale “Sixteenth Century Jewish Mysticism” in An Introduction to Medieval Mystics in Europe, ed. Paul Szarmach (New York: SUNY Press, 1984), p. 323. 6 Dan, “Ethics in Sixteenth-Century Safed,” pp. 98–100.
Susan Z Rich writes: It is my hope Soul Windows will help you to understand you are in charge of your own life script and this book will give you some useful information with a few powerful learning tools to use.
Annja Creed jumps at the chance to join a fellow archaeologist on a quest to find a relic.