Mariam BakerAuthor and GuideWeaving spiritual practice into everyday life for personal and planetary healing.
As light rays burst out of a new star being born, our human consciousness moves toward unity and community as our sense of separateness diminishes. ✉ |
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Sufi SoulWorkSoulWork, as developed by Moineddin Carl Jablonski is a way of freeing the body, heart and soul into greater presence and embodied spirituality. It is not a way of imagination, rather a way of experience.
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StarBurstLike light rays bursting out of a new star being born the consciousness of humans is moving toward a sense of unity and community, and the sense of separateness is diminishing.
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Reviews of Sacred Voices“Drawing on ancient traditions as well as creative, modern voices, Sacred Voices presents a spirituality that is healthy and revitalizing, not only for our human communities, but also for the planet. This way could be our saving grace.”
—Neil Douglas-Klotz,
author of The Sufi Book of Life "...The focus of this unusual and attractive book is, of course, on Islam, but with a feminine point of view, and it will have appeal for a wide range of women. Oversize and illustrated with batik art tinged with mysticism, the book is a cornucopia of stories, personal accounts, poetry, Islamic writings, and meditations on the pillars of Islam, which include faith, prayer, and charity..."
—Ilene Cooper, Booklist
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Written by Mariam Baker, senior teacher of Sufi Ruhaniat International, a leader in the Dances of Universal Peace since 1974, and a senior teacher of the Mevlevi Order of America. She is the former director of Theater of Healing, and author of Woman as Divine, Tales of the Goddess, a book illuminating the divine feminine.
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Illustrated by Cynthia Dollard, MFA, an artist, art professor, and community arts organizer. She works in a variety of media, both two- and three-dimensional, and actively seeks creative collaboration whenever possible. Cynthia has participated in the Sufi tradition most of her life.
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