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Sacred Link
Joining Fortunes with the Unknown
Read below what these remarkable people had to say about Sacred Link. |
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“Compelling storytelling…celebrating the extraordinary power and freedom
found in passionately living our truths.” |
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JoAnne
Dodgson, author of
Gifts of the Grandmother and Cocooning |
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"A colorful sacred journey to the inner self. This
well-written tale is much more than a story - it illuminates the way
home, if you are willing to walk it." |
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Alan Cohen, best selling
author of The Dragon Doesn't Live Here Anymore and Why Your
Life Sucks and What You Can Do About It |
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“Reading Sacred Link was like eating a box of truffles (a rare
indulgence, but one where you savor every bite!). After reading a
portion of a chapter, I was so filled that I had to put it down and hold
it in my heart space to truly grasp the power of what she had to share.
It was a very transformative read!” |
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JoEllen Koerner author of
Mother, Heal My Self |
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“The world more than anything else needs balance; Sacred Link is a bold
giant step in that direction. Kay Cordell Whitaker brings ancient wisdom
into the modern world and opens us to marvelous transformative
experiences! This book redefines the meaning of ‘spiritual sensuality’
-- an ecstatic state of living in the present that is an essential
bridge to higher levels of consciousness.” |
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John Perkins, author of
Shapeshifting, The World Is As You Dream It, Psychonavigation, The
Stress-Free Habit, Spirit of the Shuar |
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“Sacred Link sent chills up my spine – what a compelling, empowering
story!” |
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Christiane Northrup, M.D.
author of Women’s Bodies, Women’s Wisdom (Bantam, 1998) and
The Wisdom of Menopause (Bantam, March 2001) |
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"Kay Cordell Whitaker's second book Sacred Link is a
love song to creation. With rich and evocative language, she relates not
only how, under the guidance of her Peruvian teachers, she learned to
fully open her senses and make contact with all of life, but entices the
reader to do the same. This expanded definition of "prayer" which
includes communion with a vibrating, responsive world, and the
remembering of our unique "song", our original state of openness and
joy, is surely one of the great teachings to be found in modern
literature, as well as a practical guide to what part we all can play in
helping to put the world back into balance." |
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Nancy London, M.S.W., one of the original authors of
Our Bodies, Ourselves" and author of Hot Flashes, Warm Bottles:
First-Time Mothers Over Forty. |
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"This book contains treasures beyond
all the gold ever taken from the
Eastern Andes Mountains!" |
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Dr. Seefeldt, Psychologist |
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“Sacred Link is a must read. It helps us to recognize and find our
individual life force or ‘song,’ and through living this song our
everyday lives become prayers to Creator. It allows us to awaken to the
possibility of living our song in harmony with all songs of the
universe, guiding us to a life of loving, harmonious communion. Reading
this book is a transformative healing experience.” |
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Eve Bruce, MD, author of
Shaman MD |
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“In today's world the
separation of consciousness from the realm of the body and the earth is
causing brutality, misery, and a toxic environment. But our ancient
knowledge of the body is not lost. In the shamanic tradition of the
Native Americans, long-guarded knowledge offers us crucial information
about the sacred nature of embodiment, both in terms of our individual
bodies and the great body of the earth. Kay Whitaker’s wonderful new
book will help you relearn how to fully inhabit your senses, glory in
the true nature of your sexuality, and come to a deep appreciation of
the wonder of physical life. Read this book with all your attention.”
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Lara Owen, author of Her
Blood Is Gold and Honoring Menstruation. |
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"I have just finished reading Sacred Link...Whooowwww. I read
The Reluctant Shaman many years ago and re-read it many times over
the years. It has always been my favorite of the shaman type books, but
THIS BOOK... I am not sure what to say; I do not think I have been as
profoundly effected by a book in my life! I have been doing body
practices for many years and have never encountered the freedom and
openness described in this book." |
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Phyllis King, Bodywork |
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“With great generosity of spirit, clarity of language and metaphor, Kay
Cordell Whitaker shows us the role that sense-abilities play in our soul
growth. The power of her story compels us to seek the peace, beauty and
wisdom that lies buried deep inside each one of us. In this space the
differences that divide melt away, making room for emergence of the
unconditional love essential to healing the planet and our Selves.” |
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JoEllen Koerner author of
Mother, Heal My Self |
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"The rhythm, patterns, passion, symbols and syntax, all
carefully crafted, may evoke from within, not the usual vicarious
experiences, but the deep cellular personal memories of the spiritual
relationship with the energies of our planet and the universe." |
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Smoak Vondell, Author,
Editor |
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"In Sacred Link, Kay Whitaker invites us to open not
only our eyes but all of our senses if we are to be truly alive, and to
do so with honor and regard for all of Creation." |
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Dr. Carino, Clinical Psychiatrist |
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