Kirjailija
Dale Bertrand
Kirjat ja teokset yhdessä paikassa: 4 kirjaa, julkaisuja vuosilta 2008–2021, suosituimpiin kuuluu Earth Action. Vertaile teosten hintoja ja tarkista saatavuus suomalaisista kirjakaupoista.
4 kirjaa
Kirjojen julkaisuvuodet: 2008–2021.
Art for One World. This book journeys the Magical, mystical adventure of the lives of three people - Della Burford, Dale Bertrand in Canada and Kazuko Asaba in Japan and is meant to inspire you to do art for our world and write your own Milestone book of your life. In the fifty years we see examples of travel adventures and how they can make more magic in our lives, strength in times of adversity and transformation, listening to your own unique muses, being open to wonder and coincidence, identifying healing times and finding medicine for yourself, knowing the mystical and divine is possible, that inner world and dreams are important, loving and protecting the earth and showing that thru creativity. The examples and Activities in the book will inspire seeds to flower in you and the encouragement for you to do art for one world, write your own Milestone book of your life's adventures and also help you visualize what you wish for your future.
"One of the ceremonies that has survived since the time of the Druids, and kept in Wales, on the 11th of November, states John Hugh Roberts, was the 'Bonfire of Halloween' and from 1834 - 1840 he participated in the ceremony. He said this ceremony was kept up even to the year he wrote these papers which was in 1888. All the children gathered materials for the Bonfire which was lit at sunset and each fire in every house was lite again with the fire from the Galcerth. But in 1888 only the old families did this'. John Hugh actually got to light the bonfire as he had gathered the greatest amount of materials. He even was given the trumpet, to sound, by the older man who was the Master of Ceremony. John Hugh says there was a great commotion and the Queen of the Fairies approached. The "Gaelcerth of Halloween" was written at the turn of the twentieth century by John Hugh Roberts.