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"...as luscious as a peony in full bloom. Thank you for walking me in the garden of your heart."
--Dawna Markova, Ph.D., author of I Will Not Die an Unlived Life and co-author of Random Acts of Kindness
“Hall uses the enduring metaphor of the garden…illuminating the human adventure.” --Spirituality and Practice
“…Kathryn Hall shares her insights about the knowledge and inspiration found in gardens and the natural world…"
--Publishers Weekly
“[Hall] creatively shares her observations with poignancy, humor and grace. Take it to the beach!” --Beverly Hills Times
"Simple and profound, it will help awaken your own graceful flowering!"
--Brooke Medicine Eagle, author of Buffalo Woman Comes Singing and The Last Ghost Dance
"...a fascinating read. I highly recommend this book!"
--Bob Tanem, "In the Garden with Bob Tanem", KSFO, San Francisco
“Hall skillfully writes with the style of ladies who lunch. Her writing is a joy to read: elegant, fun, and definitely unique.”
--Dig It! Magazine
“…this book is insightful, practical and entertaining.” --New Spirit Journal
“ This is a spiritually uplifting and wise book!" --Angeles Arrien, Ph.D., Cultural Anthropologist, author of The Four Fold Way and The Second Half of Life
“Miss Hall’s book is truly fascinating. It keeps readers engaged, and leaves you with a string of deep thoughts to mull over late at night…" --Examiner.com
“It’s easy to get drawn in to reading the eloquent prose and seeing one’s self in each of the pages turned.”
--Helen Yoest, author of Gardening with Confidence
“A lifetime's worth of heartwarming and poignant stories” --GreenPrints magazine
“The garden as a metaphor is by no means a new literary concept but this is a fabulous packaging of that idea.”
--Telluride Watch
“I wanted to enjoy every page, every story as long as possible… These stories teach and nourish the soul and spirit.”
--Ewa Szulc, blogger, Ewa in the Garden, Poland
“…one of the best books I have seen for the spiritual community.” --Ronney A. Aden, editor, Inner Words magazine
“A lifetime's worth of heartwarming and poignant stories” --GreenPrints magazine
"Each lesson is brought to life with meaningful and touching observances of the author’s own time in, and out of, the garden." --Whole Person Calendar
“…a remarkable and riveting read.”--Midwest Book Review
“…one of the best books I have seen for the spiritual community.” --Ronney A. Aden, editor, Inner Words magazine
"This revealing collection sheds light on the soul’s yearning for beauty, joy, and meaning wherever you are."
--Alan Briskin, author of The Power of Collective Wisdom
“Kathryn Hall has written a gentle book—she leads the reader from chapter to chapter as if wandering along a beautiful garden path.”--Book of the Month, A Garden Runs Through It, Master Gardeners, University of California, Davis, CA
“A fine survey of lessons learned from gardening...packed with wonderful insights perfect for gardening and new age libraries alike!”--California Bookwatch
- LinguaInglese
- Data di pubblicazione22 luglio 2010
- Dimensioni file707 KB
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- ASIN : B003X4KWEY
- Editore : Estrella Catarina (22 luglio 2010)
- Lingua : Inglese
- Dimensioni file : 707 KB
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- Lunghezza stampa : 187 pagine
- Numeri di pagina fonte ISBN : 0981557007
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An example that truly touched me was in Chapter 39: Test and amend your soil. Ms. Hall says, "Yet how aware are we of our core beliefs and the very thoughts we feed ourselves on a daily basis that are determining the culture in which we live and grow?" This is one of those statements which is so true that it almost slaps you in the face. Our culture, our religion, our faith communities, our families all help amend the soil in which our soul grows. Ms. Hall asks us to take the time to evaluate just what we're putting into that metaphorical soil, and to use that knowledge to help determine whether we need to add more to it or if we're over-doing it.
Plant Whatever Brings You Joy is a meaty book, one that asks you to evaluate yourself over and over again. In a later chapter, Trim unwieldy branches, the reader is asked to examine her life and wonder where all the time and energy goes. Ms. Hall points out that the myriad of undone things each day saps our energy and steals our time from us. By putting ourselves in order, like trimming the unneeded branches from a sprawling tree or grape arbor, we make more time. There is less confusion, more understanding of where our energies need to be flowing. There are less dead ends, so to speak.
Each life lesson is matched to a gardening metaphor which helps highlight the important parts and illustrate what needs to be done. Whether she's raving over her gardeners and the lessons she learned from them, or laughing with you about the number of birds she ended up owning at one point in her life, Ms. Hall brings a comfortable humor to the situation. When she likens problems to weeds or blessings to fruits from the cultivated portions of the garden, she gives the reader something to grasp, to hold onto while trying to understand some very deep issues.
Ms. Hall's book is truly fascinating. It keeps the reader engaged, and leaves you with a string of deep thoughts to mull over late at night. Being able to turn to the garden for spiritual ideas is a great thing, and Kathryn Hall does an excellent job in drawing it out clearly for everyone. I'm so glad I was able to purchase it, read it, and enjoy it. As a minister, I fully intend to use some of the wisdom gems within for sermon seeds!




Plant whatever brings you joy was one of the best gifts that I received from my daughter. It was the best book that I read in 2013. Ms. Hall's writing and story telling is so peaceful and enjoyable to read. I did not want the book to end, but it is the kind of book you will read again and again. I pick it up and read a chapter from time to time and have it right on my nightstand. I truly love it and would highly recommend it to anyone to enjoy. Peace