In the "Acknowledgements" of my
latest book, The Secret History of the American Empire, I
end with, "And to a cat, Snowball, who takes some of the
loneliness out of writing." My conversations with Snowball
and other animals throughout my life have inspired and
motivated me in profound ways.
Ask the Very Beasts speaks of a power long recognized by
indigenous people who live close to nature. During this
time of human/planetary crisis the wisdom of such
guides may be our very salvation. Read, enjoy, and open
your heart -- and mind -- even wider. . .
John
Perkins
NEW YORK TIMES bestseller author of Confessions of an
Economic Hit Man, Shapeshifting, The World Is As You Dream
It, and The Secret History of the American Empire;
www.JohnPerkins.org
and
www.Dreamchange.org
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'Enter a world hidden to us when we forget who we are. As
we slow down to know that we are part of each other and
living creatures, the ancient whisper of natural wisdom
will roar like thunder in your heart once you cast aside
the illusion of what you think you know and listen to the
timeless truths in this book.
The voices that talk in these pages call you to a simple
challenge: can you stop to listen to the voices of the
earth calling you back to your innermost heritage?"
Christopher
Hansard,
The Tibetan Art of Living, The Tibetan Art of Positive
Thinking, The Tibetan Art of Serenity
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"The integrity and honesty of Marilyn Geddes' words are
beautiful. This book is a reminder of how intermingled our
souls are with the animals we spend time with."
Katrina
Clay,
Publisher of The Healing Springs Journal, Saratoga Springs,
New York