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Patrick Jasper Lee
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November 2013
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We Borrow the Earth : An Intimate Portrait of the Gypsy Shamanic Tradition and Culture
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2000
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6 editions
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Coming Home to the Trees: Travelling with the Gypsy Spirit of the Past
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2014
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3 editions
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Beyond a Near Water
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2005
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2 editions
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The Old Romani Playing Card Book
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2013
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We Borrow the Earth
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The Long Reflection (Through Forest Mist #2)
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2014
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Around Dark Fires (The Long Reflection Book 3)
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2015
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MY SIGNALS: Autistic Reflections of a Man Who Thinks in Circles and Dreams Like a Stone
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2013
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We Borrow the Earth: An Intimate Portrait of the Gypsy Folk Tradition and Culture
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We Borrow the Earth and Romani Traditions
Sales of the second edition of We Borrow the Earth are doing good, and that, I hope, means that some of the earlier traditions in this country will begin to have a place in our society.
You'll notice I haven't said 'Romani traditions in this country', and that's because many traditions of the Romani people were the traditions of ordinary people across many countries of the world, and in particular Read more of this blog post »
You'll notice I haven't said 'Romani traditions in this country', and that's because many traditions of the Romani people were the traditions of ordinary people across many countries of the world, and in particular Read more of this blog post »
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“The world has a fast-growing problematic disability, which forges bonds in families, causes people to communicate in direct and clear ways, cuts down meaningless social interaction, pushes people to the limit with learning about themselves, whilst making them work together to make a better world. It’s called Autism – and I can’t see anything wrong with it, can you? Boy I’m glad I also have this disability!”
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“Know that you’ve seen life, and know that it shows. This is the Gypsy way.”
― Coming Home to the Trees: Travelling with the Gypsy Spirit of the Past
― Coming Home to the Trees: Travelling with the Gypsy Spirit of the Past
“Should we stand with the masses who can’t stand for anything at all and who can only think in a finite manner, are we not alone anyway?”
― Coming Home to the Trees: Travelling with the Gypsy Spirit of the Past
― Coming Home to the Trees: Travelling with the Gypsy Spirit of the Past
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There are undoubtedly appropriate times to be serious, but the ancient tribal ritual isn't one of them! Patrick Jasper Lee. We Borrow the Earth: An Intimate Portrait of the Gypsy Folk Tradition and Culture
I sometimes wonder whether we ought to be hugging trees, as we sometimes do without even asking permission. After all, would we do this to a complete stranger in the street? Patrick Jasper Lee. We Borrow the Earth: An Intimate Portrait of the Gypsy Folk Tradition and Culture
It is as well to remember that whatever world we believe exists always provides a gateway for another. Patrick Jasper Lee. We Borrow the Earth: An Intimate Portrait of the Gypsy Folk Tradition and Culture
Trees' influence on human beings would have been far more common in earlier days when people in many cultures looked to trees to teach them. Patrick Jasper Lee. We Borrow the Earth: An Intimate Portrait of the Gypsy Folk Tradition and Culture
For they moved as the sun, moon and stars moved; they knew that nothing in nature ever stays still. Patrick Jasper Lee. We Borrow the Earth: An Intimate Portrait of the Gypsy Folk Tradition and Culture
In times past great power was rightfully ascribed to plants, so much so that they were once revered and worshipped, and treated as gods. Patrick Jasper Lee. We Borrow the Earth: An Intimate Portrait of the Gypsy Folk Tradition and Culture
