Timberlake Earth Sanctuary Press Recovering a sense of the sacred: conversations with thomas berry, paperback/carolyn w. toben

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Recovering a Sense of the Sacred: Conversations with Thomas Berry is a thoughtful and poignant memoir by Carolyn W.

Toben recounting her spiritual journey with renowned scholar, author and cultural historian, Thomas Berry.

For ten years, Carolyn spent many hours in deep discussions with Thomas Berry about his transformational thinking for healing the human-earth relationship through recovery of a sense of the sacred.

This book is based on her personal notes, practices and reflections from these con-versations.

Recovering a Sense of the Sacred is a poignant and intimate portrait that reveals deep insights into the work of the great contemporary mystic-sage, Thomas Berry.

Even more than this, at this time of historic confusion, this tender story provides a profound interior activation; it calls us toward another way of knowing that is essential for new levels of understanding.

Reverent and real, this wonderful work provides gracious and wise companionship for a life of the sacred.

-Tobin Hart, Ph.

, author of The Secret Spiritual World of Children Carolyn Toben has given us a true gift Recovering a Sense of the Sacred carries the reader to the heart of his/her deepest identity as a sacred being in a sacred planet in a sacred universe.

Those who knew Thomas will find themselves right there in the midst of the conversations, listening in, smiling, bathed again in the warmth of his remarkable presence.

For those who are new to Thomas or his work, this book is an excellent introduction to his comprehensive thought and wisdom, for here it reaches us through a sense of his person-his own deep sense of the sacred in every being, his reverence, hospitality and friendship.

-Mary Southard, CSJ, artist and creator of the Earth Calendar No thinker in the twentieth or twenty-first century has provided us with as much inspiration and guidance about the relationship between humans and the natural world as Thomas Berry.

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