Sacred Nature: Coloring Experiences for the Mystical and Magical (Coloring Books for the Soul)

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Review ------ Step into the mystical and magical with this coloring book designed to not only relieve stress, but step into mindfulness. Sacred Symbols: Coloring Experiences for the Mystical and Magical (HarperOne; Oct 2015) (Spirituality and magazine) Both books are filled with 50 black and white beautiful colorable illustrations...that encapsulate some of most beautiful scenes from nature...If the images don’t move your soul and inner chakras, then the accompanied wisdom words will have you mediating on how to be a better being in this world. (We So Nerdy) Read more ( javascript:void(0) ) From the Author --------------- Sacred Nature has received the Gold Medal in the 2016 Living Now Book Awards. These awards recognize books that help readers, (and colorists in this case) help themselves, to learn about enriching their lives in wholesome, Earth-friendly ways. These awards are intended to recognize outstanding books that help us keep ourselves, our families, and the Earth y -- now and for future generations. I am extremely grateful and proud that Sacred Nature has been awarded this honorable status. Read more ( javascript:void(0) ) From the Back Cover ------------------- Experience the Inspiring Wisdom and Wild Beauty of Sacred Nature The profound beauty of the natural world speaks directly to our souls, awakening in us a sense of the sacred, the divine, and the mysterious. Now, seekers of all ages can experience the soul-deep pleasure and restorative effect of contemplating the natural world, wherever they may be, as they lose themselves in coloring the wonder-inspiring illustrations inSacred Nature. Facing the meditative images, wisdom-infused words invite readers to further color away stress and anxiety as they immerse themselves in the mysticism and magic of the natural world. Read more ( javascript:void(0) ) About the Author ---------------- Lydia Hess first picked up a pencil as a child and has been drawing, designing, and making art ever since. Her illustrations have been widely published and collected. Lydia lives in Portland, Oregon, with her husband, photographer Robbie McClaran, and their two daughters. Read more ( javascript:void(0) )