Talking to the Goddess
J.D. Rockefeller's Book Club
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Talking to the Goddess
Narrated by:
Nova Quinn
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Narrated by:
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Nova Quinn
About this listen
In the book Talking to the Goddess, you will explore the five elements of nature, which are the earth, water, fire, air, and spirit, and which will help you improve your ability to connect with the divine. The elements are known as Mother Nature's messengers. Communicating with them on a daily basis can strengthen your mind, body, and spirit, and draw you even closer to the goddess.
You will also learn more about communicating with nature and exploring the tools of divination available to you, as well as mediation techniques to use for extra guidance.
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