Reseña del libro "Welcome Home: Connecting with the Earth from Within (en Inglés)"
The authentic voice of the Earth It may seem absurd to you: The Earth speaking? Sten Linnander, trained as a geophysicist, couldn't believe it either. But even if it was unexplainable, what he "heard" sounded genuine and authentic. In this second book, he poses questions - his own and those of others - to the Earth. Can it be the "Earth" who answers? Read the book and determine for yourself. Quotes from the book: Earth: The more you are aligned with me, the more we act as one, in harmony with each other. So I am not asking you to change your thoughts or actions. I am asking you to enter into a living relationship with me. My intent is for humans and me to enter into a partnership. This is a partnership that you cannot "will" to make happen. You cannot will yourself to love or fall in love. But you can, slowly, gently and consistently, unclench the fist around your heart. To use an image that is yours... When waking up in the morning, looking your lover in his or her eyes, relaxing into that gaze into each other, something happens within you - an opening is created, a flow is allowed, and all is good. That is how close I am to you. It is not your thinking that changes. It is the thinker who changes. What especially changes is your ability to tune in to the different parts of the greater "I." When you become the "I" of the Earth and you, you start to feel the Earth in your body. ... Ultimately, any of your issues can gain immensely through the awakening of this new "I." ................................................................................................ Sten Linnander grew up in Sweden, Afghanistan and Nepal, and later earned a degree in physics and geophysics from the University of Stockholm. Dividing his time between Arizona, Germany, and Nepal, he is currently engaged in research into the fluid self-organization of nature. His quest in life is to understand how we can reconnect with the living world around us and take our rightful place as conscious participants in its evolution.
