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States of Grace: The Recovery of Meaning in the Postmodern Age

by Charlene Spretnak

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This is an invitation to a spiritual awakening. The author demonstrates the relevance of spiritual issues to pragmatic concerns - of modern life, weaving the diverse insights of spiritual traditions into a tapestry of creativity and renewal. By the author of Lost Goddesses of Early Greece.
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We exist in a state of grace, says the author, "when we experience consciousness of the unity in which we are embedded, the sacred whole that is in and around us..." Spretnak searches the 'wisdom traditions' of Buddhism, Native American beliefs, Goddess spirituality, and Abrahamic religions to finds ways to restore our 'cosmological grounding.' Ecotheologian Thomas Berry calls the work "A spiritual classic (from) one of the finest and most perceptive minds of our times." ( )
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This is an invitation to a spiritual awakening. The author demonstrates the relevance of spiritual issues to pragmatic concerns - of modern life, weaving the diverse insights of spiritual traditions into a tapestry of creativity and renewal. By the author of Lost Goddesses of Early Greece.

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