Song of the Seasons: A Meditation on Cycles, Story, and Humility

Part of our story of separation from the Earth is rooted in our forgetfulness of the seasons’ ever-evolving cycles of birth, growth, decay, and death. Yet the seasons still call to us every day through myriad expressions. Can we remember how to listen?

Song of the Seasons, adapted from a series of talks given at the Whidbey Institute last spring by Sufi teacher and Emergence Magazine founder Emmanuel Vaughan-Lee, offers a meditation on how the sacred nature of the seasons reveals itself to us and invites us to respond from a place of gratitude and humility. This book is an orientation toward one of the many ways we can recognize the Earth as animate and alive, drawing us to the simple intimacy that emerges when we offer our attention to the beauty and loss within the bloom of flowers, the silence and solace of winter, the dance present in the changing of the light. Designed to fit in your pocket, this little book can accompany you as you seek out a deeper engagement with the seasons. 

108 pages, 90mm x 115mm