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Sharon Butala knows that we are all searching, reaching for ways to nurture our soul, define our inner selves and connect with the natural world. In her No. 1 national bestseller, The Perfection of the Morning -- which has been shortlisted for a Governor General's Award and three Saskatchewan Book Awards -- she shared her deeply moving, intimate journey through her inner and outer landscapes. Now she offers wisdom, hope and inspiration for what she calls "soul-building."Coyote's Morning Cry is a series of meditations on the meaning of everyday life; the importance of being true to oneself; the inexorable connection between body and soul; the often intangible significance of dreams; and the value of communion with Nature.Remarkable for its understanding and written in Sharon Butala's scrupulously honest, luminous style, Coyote's Morning Cry is a beautiful book to read and to give to others, perfect for nature lovers and those seeking inspiration in the simplicity of everyday life.
This collection of meditations investigates the fundamental human need to reconcile the inner self with the natural world through the practice of soul-building. Sharon Butala, an acclaimed author known for her intimate exploration of the Canadian landscape, draws upon her own life experiences and observations to construct a framework for finding meaning in the mundane. By examining the intersection of body, soul, and environment, she argues that authentic living requires a deliberate, honest engagement with the rhythms of nature and the subconscious mind.
What You Will Find
The text presents a contemplative and accessible approach to personal growth that prioritizes quiet observation over prescriptive advice. Its focus on the natural world and the internal landscape suggests a work intended for readers seeking a meditative, philosophical perspective on daily existence.
Page Count:
128
Publication Date:
1997-01-01
Publisher:
HarperCollins Publishers Canada, Limited
ISBN-10:
0006385958
ISBN-13:
9780006385950
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