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Clouds create rainfall and trees generate water vapor. This means that clouds and trees depend on each other.
In this book, clouds represent spiritual lessons, while trees stand for practical applications. Just as our lives oscillate between a need for spiritual reflection and cravings for purposeful action, all nineteen lessons in The Clouds and The Trees alternate between facets of spiritual thinking (intuition, visualization, meditation, acceptance and faith)—and planning for practical tasks (analyzing priorities, focusing on tasks, learning memorization techniques and expanding professional networks). The Clouds and The Trees includes both valuable spiritual advice and practical day to day suggestions to assist anyone’s day to day living.
Click here to see/buy this book on Amazon.
Clouds create rainfall and trees generate water vapor. This means that clouds and trees depend on each other.
In this book, clouds represent spiritual lessons, while trees stand for practical applications. Just as our lives oscillate between a need for spiritual reflection and cravings for purposeful action, all nineteen lessons in The Clouds and The Trees alternate between facets of spiritual thinking (intuition, visualization, meditation, acceptance and faith)—and planning for practical tasks (analyzing priorities, focusing on tasks, learning memorization techniques and expanding professional networks). The Clouds and The Trees includes both valuable spiritual advice and practical day to day suggestions to assist anyone’s day to day living.
Click here to see/buy this book on Amazon.