The Sacred Tree

by Phil Lane

Collection of universal concepts and teachings passed down through the ages in North American native societies. Encourages self-improvement of the individual. Includes pen and ink illustrations.

Genres: Nonfiction, Indigenous, Spirituality, Native American

87 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 1, 1984

Reviews

[Amy Hamilton]

I felt i was in the stories

[Zach]

3rd read:

A sacred text that always helps me recenter and find myself again.

2nd Read:

A phenomenal gift to return to.  Practical, transcendent, universal, eternal, refreshing.



1st Read:

The Sacred Tree is a divine book. A book for those stuck in the wasteland, for those who've made it out, but are not sure where to head next, and a book for those en route and looking to keep growing. Essential reading. 

[Johnny Stork, MSc]

A good overview of the many foundational beliefs and practices of Native Spirituality not only in North America, but from indigenous cultures from around the world. Well organized and illustrated, a pleasure to read and demonstrates the many similar, and often identical fundamental spiritual foundations underlying many traditions from around the world.

[Pam]

very helpful