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    Geboor: Spiritual Fiction
    Nanima: Spiritual Fiction
    Audiobook series2 titles

    Nanima Series

    Written by DONNA GODDARD

    Narrated by DONNA GODDARD

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    About this series

    The Nanima Series is a unique story journalling the inner evolution of a spiritual seeker within the context of her relationships and life. It is set in the equally unique environment of rural Australia and has many important messages about the value of the Earth around us and the earth within us. Both ensure our health and happiness.

    Geboor (Book 2 of Nanima Series): The spiritual path doesn’t annihilate our happiness. It gives us the possibility of real happiness. Geboor continues the journey of Maliyan and friends into an ever-deepening understanding of body, environment, relationships, and connection to the energetic world. Understanding the significance of the physical elements leads to wisdom in the mental, emotional, and spiritual components of our existence. Geboor and Black Forest, a day’s drive from Nanima, at the southern end of the Great Dividing Range, provide an environment for Maliyan and those in her world to further their connection to each other and to the heart of life.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDonna Goddard
    Release dateSep 30, 2022
    Geboor: Spiritual Fiction
    Nanima: Spiritual Fiction

    Titles in the series (2)

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      Nanima: Spiritual Fiction
      Nanima: Spiritual Fiction

      Nanima: Spiritual Fiction

      DONNA GODDARD
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      The Nanima Series is a unique story journalling the inner evolution of a spiritual seeker within the context of her relationships and life. It is set in the equally unique environment of rural Australia and has many important messages about the value of the Earth around us and the earth within us. Both ensure our health and happiness. Nanima (Book 1 of Nanima Series): Nanima lay in a pretty-as-a-picture valley at the joining point of two living, breathing rivers. Book 1 of the series is based on the Australian rural town from which the author’s family comes. Anyone who knows, "From soil you come and to soil you will return" (Genesis) remains deeply connected to their roots. Not knowing the DNA we carry in our bodies, hearts, and minds does not negate it. We are an accumulation of many people, even more so when unaware. Once aware, we can choose what to carry and what to relegate to history. 

      The Nanima Series is a unique story journalling the inner evolution of a spiritual seeker within the context of her relationships and life. It is set in the equally unique environment of rural Australia and has many important messages about the value of the Earth around us and the earth within us. Both ensure our health and happiness. Nanima (Book 1 of Nanima Series): Nanima lay in a pretty-as-a-picture valley at the joining point of two living, breathing rivers. Book 1 of the series is based on the Australian rural town from which the author’s family comes. Anyone who knows, "From soil you come and to soil you will return" (Genesis) remains deeply connected to their roots. Not knowing the DNA we carry in our bodies, hearts, and minds does not negate it. We are an accumulation of many people, even more so when unaware. Once aware, we can choose what to carry and what to relegate to history. 

    • 2

      Geboor: Spiritual Fiction
      Geboor: Spiritual Fiction

      Geboor: Spiritual Fiction

      DONNA GODDARD
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      The Nanima Series is a unique story journalling the inner evolution of a spiritual seeker within the context of her relationships and life. It is set in the equally unique environment of rural Australia and has many important messages about the value of the Earth around us and the earth within us. Both ensure our health and happiness. Geboor (Book 2 of Nanima Series): The spiritual path doesn’t annihilate our happiness. It gives us the possibility of real happiness. Geboor continues the journey of Maliyan and friends into an ever-deepening understanding of body, environment, relationships, and connection to the energetic world. Understanding the significance of the physical elements leads to wisdom in the mental, emotional, and spiritual components of our existence. Geboor and Black Forest, a day’s drive from Nanima, at the southern end of the Great Dividing Range, provide an environment for Maliyan and those in her world to further their connection to each other and to the heart of life.

      The Nanima Series is a unique story journalling the inner evolution of a spiritual seeker within the context of her relationships and life. It is set in the equally unique environment of rural Australia and has many important messages about the value of the Earth around us and the earth within us. Both ensure our health and happiness. Geboor (Book 2 of Nanima Series): The spiritual path doesn’t annihilate our happiness. It gives us the possibility of real happiness. Geboor continues the journey of Maliyan and friends into an ever-deepening understanding of body, environment, relationships, and connection to the energetic world. Understanding the significance of the physical elements leads to wisdom in the mental, emotional, and spiritual components of our existence. Geboor and Black Forest, a day’s drive from Nanima, at the southern end of the Great Dividing Range, provide an environment for Maliyan and those in her world to further their connection to each other and to the heart of life.

    Author

    DONNA GODDARD

    Donna Goddard shares her love for the Divine and the world with a large international audience.

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