Travels with the Earth Oracle - Book One by M Smith

Travels with the Earth Oracle - Book One by M Smith

Travels with the Earth Oracle - Book One is a condensation of twenty-five years of soul-body integration training with the focus on specific trips taken around the world, directed by the Earth Oracle, to work with the energy centers, 'chakras, ' of the planet.

The Earth Oracle is a woman who has the ability of sensing and communicating the spirit of places, of mountains, forests, deserts and sacred sites. She is able to give voice to a treasury of knowledge from soul teachers and ancient sages, to warriors and nature essences.

With the Earth Oracle's remarkable abilities, we could interact with the energetic presence of every location, engage in verbal conversations with the sites and the consciousness held there, which could be quite fierce, confrontational and glorious.

Travels with the Earth Oracle - Book One is woven with excerpts from recordings of the Earth Oracle's work sessions at the first, second, third and fourth chakras of the planet, along with the expereinces we gathered and spiritual wisdom we gained. The book includes a number of photographs and illustrations to help readers visualize the places we visited, and the soul-body integration terms and techniques we were taught along the way,

The work was not solely intended for our personal awakening or healing, but also to expand our awareness of the dimensions of the planet's soul. To learn how we are as much a part of the Earth's life and its spiritual journey as it is a part of ours.

So, come along on our travels, pack your boots, you're going to be hiking a lot, climbing sacred mountains, sweating inside a great pyramid, meeting with a tribe of rain forest people, and stretching your consciousness in startling ways.

MELVIN CHARLES SMITH has taught at West Carolina University, Clarion University of Pennsylvania, the United States Military Academy at West Point, and Texas A&M International University, among other places. He is currently employed with the University of the Cumberlands in Williamsburg, Kentucky, as a tenure-track professor.