The Twelve Gifts from the Garden: Life Lessons for Peace and Well-Being | Tropical Climate Gardening Guide, Horticulture & Botany Essays | Perfect for Home Gardeners, Nature Lovers & Mindfulness Practitioners
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The Twelve Gifts from the Garden: Life Lessons for Peace and Well-Being | Tropical Climate Gardening Guide, Horticulture & Botany Essays | Perfect for Home Gardeners, Nature Lovers & Mindfulness Practitioners
The Twelve Gifts from the Garden: Life Lessons for Peace and Well-Being | Tropical Climate Gardening Guide, Horticulture & Botany Essays | Perfect for Home Gardeners, Nature Lovers & Mindfulness Practitioners
The Twelve Gifts from the Garden: Life Lessons for Peace and Well-Being | Tropical Climate Gardening Guide, Horticulture & Botany Essays | Perfect for Home Gardeners, Nature Lovers & Mindfulness Practitioners
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A Garden View of Anne Morrow Lindbergh's Gift from the Sea“This book is a feast, a dream, a wondrous adventure….—Sherry Richert Belul, founder of Simply Celebrate and author of Say It Now.Winner 2021 Eric Hoffer Award#1 New Release in Philosophy, Consciousness & Thought, Tropical Climate Gardening, and BotanyDuring a tropical storm. In the aftermath of chemotherapy. In the midst of marital discord. These are among the times author Charlene Costanzo found comfort, joy, hope, and healing on Sanibel Island. Now, comes a collection of insightful life-guiding reflections inspired by the tropical botanicals of her precious flower garden.Life lessons and line art in the tropics. In the tradition of Anne Morrow Lindbergh, Charlene finds awe in the bounty of seashells along the Florida shoreline. But, it’s the foliage in Sanibel’s botanical garden that brings daily reflections and lesson-bearing messages.Translating the beauty of botany. If you look closely, plants sprout with willpower and bloom with determination. Drawing from the beautiful nature of trees and flowers, Charlene crafts garden-inspired messages from her experiences with healing and understanding. Inside, find quotes, reflections, and bonus material:Pen-and-ink line drawings with illustrations of flowers, leaves, and garden plantsCharlene’s Twelve Gifts resource and lessons learned in the gardenAn epilogue from two other locales─Sedona, AZ and St. John, VIRelaxing garden gift or beach gift. If you’re exploring the secret life of trees or the beauty of a cut flower garden, this environmentalist memoir is a great addition to any shelf of nature books. A combination of garden book and meditation book, it is both an ode to ecology and a collection of healing, discoveries, and epiphanies.Looking for Anne Lamott books, gardener gifts, or inspirational gifts for women―or enjoyed bestsellers like Braiding Sweetgrass or The Hidden Life of Trees―then Twelve Gifts from the Garden is your next read!
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The Twelve Gifts from the Garden is the perfect guide for helping readers take a walk through a garden or any natural environment and make discoveries about life’s lessons along the way. Every chapter is an example from Charlene’s own experiences in nature and shows us how to do this, starting with how to be present and how to carefully observe what we see, be it a plant, a tree, roots of a tree, an animal, an insect – anything that catches our attention – and to observe it from all sides and angles so that we don’t jump to hasty and possibly mistaken conclusions. Being open is only one of the many lessons in this book. Every chapter offers something valuable. I appreciate how Charlene often uses personal examples from her own life to help us understand the lesson and see how it applies. In one chapter, Charlene recalls seeing the damage on Sanibel Island for the first time after Hurricane Irma and asking, “How do we maintain equanimity through all of life’s losses and gains?” It was not until I read this chapter a second time that I saw its relevance to the difficulty I was having in moving past the sadness of my mom’s passing. Charlene’s answer to the question, at least in part is: “Noticing the good, finding the gifts, and recognizing the blessings.” Without even noticing, I had been focusing attention primarily on my loss rather than on the blessing that my mom has always been in my life. I did not judge myself for this as Charlene reminds her readers. I did shift my focus and started a daily practice of acknowledging Mom - and all my blessings - and giving thanks. Thank you, Charlene, for your guidance in this chapter and all the other lessons you have shared in this remarkable book. Linda Simon

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