Be Still, Behold and Dance to the Divine: Making Daily Acts a Heartfelt Spiritual Practice
Language: English
Published by LeClair Publications, 2017
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- Title
- Be Still, Behold and Dance to the Divine: Making Daily Acts a Heartfelt Spiritual Practice
- Author
- DeGange, Mark LeClair
- Publisher
- LeClair Publications
- Publication year
- 2017
- Condition
- Brand New
- Binding
- Paperback
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 0999383507
- ISBN 13
- 9780999383506
Discover the Priceless Gifts of Wisdom that Await When You Give Yourself to Each Moment of Living
Be Still, Behold and Dance to the Divine takes you on a soulful journey of self-awareness that invites you into a life rich with insights and revelations wherever you turn.
Through his weaving of poignant stories, exercises in self-reflection and beautiful meditations, Mark DeGange guides you into the goldmine of your heart. A wealth of wisdom is waiting, and always has been. When you are still enough inside to milk the moment, it is all yours.
Come, Dance to the Divine now.
A Few Highlights From Mark's Enlightening Book:
1. A Q & A that explores the heart and soul of our spiritual life, relationships.
2. Divine Deepenings--questions and reflections following each story designed to deepen your dive into your divinity.
3. How awareness turns mundane acts like dishwashing and picking up shattered glass into treasure troves of awakening.
4. The question What is Creation? is defined in fresh ways that enlighten and inspire.
5. The Art of Caring is put forth as a principal tenet of a conscious life, and
6. Meditations beautifully culminate the theme of each chapter.
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About the Author
As a child—and probably like every child—Mark DeGange was playing in his imagination by himself. As he sat on his living room floor he repeatedly would tried to get to the end of the universe with his mind. He always would reach the same conclusion: Well, there has to be something; there can’t be nothing.
Years later while living in New York he attended a lecture at the Asia Society by Robert Thurman, the noted Tibetan Buddhist scholar. When Thurman took the audience through a meditation Mark realized that this was nearly the very thing he had being doing in his living room as a child
Mark and his twin flame left New York soon after following their hearts across the globe. After 15 months of travel and searching Mark stopped for rest in a secluded Tibetan monastery in the Himalayas. He returned to New York and then earnestly began his spiritual practice.
He studied and taught Rudra Meditation; established meditation and healing centers in Philadelphia, Athens, Greece, and Boston; worked with spiritual masters and healers of various traditions; practiced Christian Science healing; taught shiatsu, yoga, meditation and self-healing, and still does private healing sessions.A life-changing awakening to divine Love that came in a meditation set Mark firmly on his life path of compassionate heart action.
He lives in Jacksonville, Florida with his family.
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Exeter, United Kingdom
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