Mindful Thoughts for Gardeners: Sowing Seeds of Awareness - Hardcover

by Clea Danaan (Author)

"This gorgeously-illustrated book makes the link between getting out in the garden, and the enrichment that can come as a result." - PlantBased mag

"Clea sows a series of meditation techniques about tending the earth wholeheartedly, and shows you how to embrace gardening as a spiritually-enriching hobby to help reconnect you to nature." - Soul & Spirit mag

"It promises to lift your soil and your soul We love." - Woman's Own *BOOK OF THE WEEK*

"Clea Danaan is on a gentle mission to help more people fall in love with the Earth." - NFU Countryside

"We adore her beautiful little book, Mindful Thoughts for Gardeners, which will inspire you to reconnect with nature, help you live consciously through your planting, and accept unavoidable gardening pitfalls " - Green Parent

Mindful Thoughts for Gardeners reminds us how this spiritually enriching activity lovingly reconnects us to nature every day.

Rooting each blossoming thought in deep ecology and conscious living, we unearth the power inherent in mindfully lifting the soil; it lifts our souls as well. This beautifully illustrated little book sows a series of 25 meditations about tending the Earth wholeheartedly, including:

- Seeds, soil and roots
- Small gardens
- Plants and wildlife
- Recycling in the garden
- Community gardening
- Permaculture
- Seasons

Author Clea Danaan explores the interconnectedness of nature in this carefully crafted small volume that any green-fingeredgrower will want to dig into.

If you like this, you might also be interested in Seedbombs, Love Bees, Mindful Thoughts for Walkers and Nature Tonic.

Author Biography

Clea Danaan, MFA, has been gardening organically for nearly thirty years. She is the author of Sacred Land, Voices of the Earth, Living Earth Devotional, The Way of the Hen, and Zen and the Path of Mindful Parenting. Her background in Reiki, expressive arts therapies, outdoor education, and somatic psychology inform her integrated and ecumenical writings. Visit her online at http: //www.CleaDanaan.com