As I was formatting well beloved book -- Altar Making --A Spiritual Practice to Deepen Your Connection to the Sacred for a Kindle version, one of my beloved clients shared her love of building with Legos. She described her creations with loving passion.
Did you share her passion for building? I did. Perhaps, you played with dolls or action figures? remember how fun that was. For me, I built things with blocks and populated the structures with anachronistic canon, trucks and cars and army men. A lovely interplay unfolded with movement and imagination. Enjoying the feeling the weight of the blocks and delighting in the structure taking shape.
My conversation with my client revealed to me that when you create your own altar, you feel that same playful pleasure that you felt as a child. And when you bring in the Sacred, your satisfaction naturally deepens.
If you’re like me you may also find that your connection to the innocent heart of your inner child deepens and sweetens in this sacred practice of altar making or shrine building.
Just as you loved to play with blocks, Legos, dolls, or action figures, building altars will feed your heart and soul by connecting with your hands and your deep creativity. And obviously, your soul is nourished in your deepening connection to the Sacred.
It’s wonderful.
In addition to my insights, I have seven friends, spiritual teachers all, that disclose their private experiences with building altars. Their contributions will feed your heart and expand your horizons. They give you a wide range of surprising insights you will not find anywhere else.
Just imagine how nurturing it can be to build your own sacred altars and shrines. I recommend you get the book and nurture your soul.
You can get the digital PDF version of Altar Making with color and your 300-day satisfaction money back guarantee here.
Walk in beauty,
William
P.S. the PDF version will only be available for sale until August 13th, then it only be available with a membership.
P.P.S. Members get it included in their membership both now and later.
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