Mago's Dream

I read this book for the first time while on a flight to Phoenix, ending in Sedona, AZ. I had been before, to the strong yet soothing energy of the red rocks and the desert soil, but somehow reading this book brought me there before I arrived. I read it very quickly and again later a little slower. Even just the introduction in which the author talks about his experience first coming to Sedona, I can remember everything that is the wonder of this place. This book can serve as a wonderful guide, even in just what kind of questions we should be asking of ourselves...about our lives, about our connection with the earth, and the kind of questions we need to ask ourselves to find the meaning we are in search of. If we don't find these truths from within ourselves and share this knowledge with others, the journey itself is meaningless.

I have read this book three times. Once at home. Once sitting on a mountain. Once in my car. Each time I receive more from this book. It was not easy reading. I would suggest giving it a try.Make sure you can put all your attention on the book. I support the Dream...Peace