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• Title : Christianity and Nature-based Spirituality: A Shamanic Journey Through The Medicine Wheel
• Author : Lillie Foley Rowden
• Rating : 4.95 (901 Vote)
• Publish : 2016-7-7
• Format : Paperback
• Pages : 400 Pages
• Asin : 0989464296
• Language : English

Second, this integration is relevant to a ministry for the spiritual, psychological, emotional, physical growth and healing of individuals and groups by utilizing the author’s form of integrated Nature-based Spirituality, leadership skills and mentoring tools. Out of these experiences developed a distinctive approach to spirituality. This book explores four premises: First,

Second, this integration is relevant to a ministry for the spiritual, psychological, emotional, physical growth and healing of individuals and groups by utilizing the author’s form of integrated Nature-based Spirituality, leadership skills and mentoring tools. Out of these experiences developed a distinctive approach to spirituality. This book explores four premises: First, the integration of Christianity and Nature-based Spirituality impacts one’s life path and spiritual belief system, yet transcends and includes both traditions. Fourth, Jesus can be identified in his social role as a shaman.. Third, the expansion of ideas and beliefs address the practical and spiritual purposes of sustaining the earth in the current planetary crises. Encounter with Nature-based Spirituality, as interpreted through the Medicine Wheel and other indigenous practices, profoundly expanded the author’s Christian spiritual base

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