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Summary: 5 Starts is NOT enough!!!
Review: Denise Linn's book is THE BEST I have ever read on Vision Quest's. I have read the review stating about Vision Quest's on a strictly Native perspective and this book gives you flexibility. Native teachings tell you on a vision quest you must fast for 3-4 days, sweat lodge for 3-4 days and without water for 3-4 days.. some people cannot fast for medical reasons and may not even be able to leave their homes.. this book gives you ways around this. If traditions can not be modernized than we shall all die out. This book is only a few $$ and WELL WORTH IT!! The book gives you a cut and dry plan and ANYONE can follow. I too am learning from an elder.. their information does come at a price.. a willing ear and a loving heart. This book is written for EVERYONE.. and ANYONE can do it..
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Summary: Excellent Introduction to Vision Quests
Review: I thought this book was excellent! It was a great introduction to Vision Quests. Anyone interested in knowing what a Vision Quest is, what steps are taken to do one, how to prepare for one, and what reactions you might have leading up to it, should read this book. It is easy to understand and written well.
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Summary: Excellent Introduction to Vision Quests
Review: I thought this book was excellent! It was a great introduction to Vision Quests. Anyone interested in knowing what a Vision Quest is, what steps are taken to do one, how to prepare for one, and what reactions you might have leading up to it, should read this book. It is easy to understand and written well.
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Summary: A Good Instructional, but.......
Review: This is a very good instructional book on the types of vision quests, preparation, and what to do after the quest (quite important). If that is what you are after, it's a great book However, I had been researching vision quests from a strictly Native American perspective which is not the direction of the book. Although it does incorporate Native American beliefs and ideas, there is no consistant identifying of which beliefs are NA, European, etc. If I had known this, I would have not purchased the book but would have searched for a strictly Native American reference. It's a very good work, just not fully NA. As a footnote, I've finally been blessed with 2 elders who are training me in various VisionQuest traditions of the Eastern Woodland Indians, and not charging me money for the knowledge! I am being charged, however with *freely* teaching others these things so the traditions will live on........ Live in peace, walk in beauty; Morningfeather
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Summary: Best Vision Quest book on the Market!
Review: This is my favorite book of Denise Linn. Makes you want to go on a vision quest with her. In it she describes different options for going on a vision quest: ranging from an indoor quest in your room to one in your own backyard all the way to a full blown vision quest in the wilderness. Great material to prep you mentally and physically for your quest. Very helpful and non judgemental. If you're toying with the idea of going on a vision quest or just need a way to find time and space for a mini personal retreat, this book is a great read!
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Summary: cool book, if you have time
Review: What do you do when you want to go on a personal quest? Where do you start? What are the options? In quite a few religions, there is some sort of pilgrimage or quest required or encouraged, but what if you don't practice an organized faith or you just want to go somewhere quiet and figure yourself out? I was inspired to go questing not long ago, but had no money and no way of traveling to an appropriate location. This book was very helpful! It was full of spiritual ideas and accounts of some responses of people on their own vision quests. It kept inspiring me to take myself away.. now all I have to do is make some time and go!
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Summary: cool book, if you have time
Review: What do you do when you want to go on a personal quest? Where do you start? What are the options? In quite a few religions, there is some sort of pilgrimage or quest required or encouraged, but what if you don't practice an organized faith or you just want to go somewhere quiet and figure yourself out? I was inspired to go questing not long ago, but had no money and no way of traveling to an appropriate location. This book was very helpful! It was full of spiritual ideas and accounts of some responses of people on their own vision quests. It kept inspiring me to take myself away.. now all I have to do is make some time and go!
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