Crossing to Avalon

[Kathy Gower]

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>Lin had mentioned the book "Crossing to Avalon" a couple of days ago.

I believe there is another reason why Lin mentioned the book, connected with
the current thread on motives and its collalary, making sense of our
journeys.  Simply this:

"pilgrimages invite reflection.  We become as receptive to our own thoughts,
feelings, and memories as we are to the impressions we receive at sacred
sites.  As a result, we muse, recollect significant experiences and make
connections."  (pg 83)

"any significant, soul-shaping event becomes more integrated into our
consciousness, and more universal, when we can express the essence of the
experience and have it received in depth by another." (pg 111)

(Right on, Lin)



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