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    The Stillness within the Storm: A compilation of whispers

    By Mark Osmer

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    The Stillness within the Storm is a unique compilation of two poetry collections; Warrior and Angel and Lands beyond the Sunset. The assembled poems stir the mind, light up the spirit, energises the body and touches the soul.Deeply personal observations on life’s vibrant journey, the whispers are inspired by love and loss, hope and wonder, resilience through adversity, strength, emotional power and creating thoughts.A companion to spiritual, emotional and physical wellbeing, influenced by a strong affinity to Native American culture, philosophy and teachings, through an awakening and deepening understanding of the oneness and connection with natural laws, and with all beings.This book is medicine for the soul.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherOriginal Writing
    Release dateJan 12, 2016
    ISBN9781786260154
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