Doğanın İşaretlerini Okumanın Kaybolmuş Sanatı
As author and traveler Tristan Gooley wanders through open landscapes, he becomes aware of a natural world full of clues. The roots of the tree indicate the direction of the sun. The Big Dipper tells the time. The butterfly passing by you is a clue for the weather. A dune reveals the prevailing wind. The smell of cinnamon speaks of altitude. A budding flower points south. In THE LOST ART OF READING NATURE'S SIGNS, Gooley shares more than 850 tips for forecasting and tracking methods he has gleaned from decades of trail trekking in his homeland and around the world. Whether you're walking along the coastline, in the countryside, in the mountains, in the city, or at night, this book is an excellent resource for what the terrain, Sun, Moon, stars, plants, animals and clouds can reveal; As long as you know how to look around you!
“It is a guide book that carries clues to restart our conversation with nature, whose knowledge we have forgotten to use in the concrete jungles of the metropolitan cities that we have chosen as our living space in order to adapt to the speed of the age we live in, but whose knowledge is still recorded in our genes. Because the connection with the source strengthens our connection with our essence.”
- Meltem Güner -
“The most sacred book on earth is nature itself. For this reason, it deepens according to the freedom of every creature that has been created and will be created, and reveals its pages full of secrets, one by one. By doing this, while inspiring admiration for the inconceivable perfection of creation, it deepens the reader's essence and patiently kneads the holy laws of the sky into his soul, as if embroidering felt.
Thus, his essence learns to follow in the footsteps of the path that his ancestors have walked for thousands of years.
As he walks the path of life, step by step, with what is real and necessary on that path, he reaches a personality and a wisdom that breathlessly embroiders the peace and tranquility that reflects the integrity of nature.
Just as nature knows no country or border, its laws and signs are also not bound by borders. Nature speaks one language. Its signs are also its grammar.”
- Asu Mansur -
(From the Promotional Bulletin)
Dough Type: 2nd Dough
Size: 13.5 x 21
First Print Year: 2018
Number of Printings: 1st Edition
| Publisher | : | Support Publications |
| ISBN | : | 9786053115076 |