Yes! Definitely worth reading. I liked this part the best:
While I was mulling over these ideas, a Navaho friend of mine, a young medicine man, called. I asked him, “What is power?” This was not an idle question, because his eldest son had just been killed in a car accident. In response to his son's death he had given up his ceremonial work because he felt powerless.
He answered without hesitating. Power, he said, is when you have the ability to speak with all the animals and plants and they have the willingness to speak to you.
Sharon Heath > Paul RobertsOctober 18, 2011 at 5:19pm
An astonishing, heart and mind opening response, wasn't it?
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Yes! Definitely worth reading. I liked this part the best:
While I was mulling over these ideas, a Navaho friend of mine, a young medicine man, called. I asked him, “What is power?” This was not an idle question, because his eldest son had just been killed in a car accident. In response to his son's death he had given up his ceremonial work because he felt powerless.
He answered without hesitating. Power, he said, is when you have the ability to speak with all the animals and plants and they have the willingness to speak to you.