Oct 17, 2020

Awakening Awe - An illustrated Journey to Reverence
Beverly, Oct 16, 2020 (Issuewire.com) - In her previous book Love Heals Baby Elephants - Rebirthing Ivory Orphans, psychologist Dr. Baures asked us not to turn life into things. In Awakening Awe, An illustrated Journey Toward Reverence her new message is woven around encounters with mother leopards, lion prides and indigenous tribes. She explains how our delusion that we own the earth created the coronavirus, a warning shot from Mother Earth. We will either learn the easy way or the hard way that nature cannot tolerate more toxic chemicals and deforestation.
Her new book is published by Merrimack Media and is available through https://www.marybauresbooks and Amazon




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