Daybreak: The Dawning Ember

by Mary Summer Rain

The sixth book of Mary Summer Rain's extraordinary "No-Eyes" series, answers questions culled from thousands of letters from her readers. Daybreak delves into the implications of No-Eyes' teachings, into realms of prophecy, Native American history, metaphysics, and just plain common sense. Expanding upon the Earthways data base, there is even an extensive dream dictionary. Finally, Daybreak includes The Phoenix Files which is a comprehensive listing of nuclear facilities, military installations, toxic waste dumps, oil refineries, seismic risk zones, geothermal regions, natural disaster hazard zones, as well as a suggested pole shift realignment configuration.

Genres: Spirituality, New Age, Native American, Indigenous

624 pages, Paperback

First published June 1, 1991

About the author

Mary Summer Rain is a naturalist philosopher and prolific author whose lyrical writing and deep insight have inspired generations. Best known for her works on nature, dream symbolism, feminine spirituality, and prophecy, she brings clarity to complex subjects. Her novel Ruby was a finalist for the New Age Retailers 2005 Narcissus Award, and she appeared on NBC’s Ancient Prophecies. Mary lives in the Rocky Mountains, sharing a woodland cabin with rescue dogs and a crow named Merlin.

Reviews

[sequoia spirit]

it may be just my gut instinct, but i don't believe her.. i skimmed over this book.. it's just questions she's answered.. she's vague and distant.. odd that if she has such a gift, why write books about it but try to stay so private and secluded?

[Dawalhamo Tenzin]

I enjoyed this boookmthe mystery of it all, enjoyable. High recommend this to anyone who would read or listen to me about this book

[Mari Jo]

Lots of information in this book to help one make better ecological and spiritual decisions.