The Gospel of the Stone
Teachings of the Singing Stone
by Swami Ramananda
edited by Yogi Sean Thomas & Kerani Marie Devi
| Swami Ramananda reveals in The Gospel of the Stone a treasury of ancient traditions and teachings as well as a glimpse of Earth’s earlier epochs—the First, Second, Third, and Fourth Worlds—whose histories illuminate meaningful insights for the Fifth World, upon whose threshold we now stand. The Gospel of the Stone is a touching and vibrantly realistic story of the migration of a Native American people, led by the wise elder Shumavi. The Native American way of life—daily chores, cooking, rites, teachings, and rituals—are richly and vividly depicted.
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| Circle of Mystery |
Coyote Wall |
Younia's Pass |
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| The Ledge |
Saviki Bridge |
Bow Arch |
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| Medicine Falls |
The Red Grotto |
Hopita Cave of Messengers |
“The legends and religious teachings of every continent seem to reach beyond recorded history to a time when the world was young, a time before all known languages came into being and before all known civilizations existed. Inscriptions and symbols recorded in the geological history of every continent speak to us of happenings and human events long forgotten.”
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