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Average rating: 4.44 · 43 ratings · 12 reviews · 9 distinct works
Chewing Sand: An Eco-Spirit...

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Finding the Voice Inside: W...

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Dinosaur Dreaming: Our Clim...

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Nature's Calling: The Grace...

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Inner Canyon: Where Deep Ti...

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A Fistful of Stars: Communi...

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Light Year: A Seasonal Guid...

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“it may be time to stop worrying about what we are making extinct and start nurturing what will outlast us.”
Gail Collins-Ranadive, Chewing Sand: An Eco-Spiritual Taste of the Mojave Desert

“Mothers are the only gods in whom all the world believes Joseph Campbell claimed. And this makes psychological sense: all children come forth through women, but boys must learn to separate from the mother by making her other, while girls identify with her, as they will become mothers themselves.”
Gail Collins-Ranadive, Chewing Sand: An Eco-Spiritual Taste of the Mojave Desert

“not before it sets off soft pink shades in stucco and stones, turns the mountains from sun burnt orange to shadowed blue.”
Gail Collins-Ranadive, Chewing Sand: An Eco-Spiritual Taste of the Mojave Desert



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