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Anam Cara
A Book of Celtic Wisdom
Book • 1996
In 'Anam Cara,' John O'Donohue delves into the rich tapestry of Celtic spirituality, drawing on ancient teachings, stories, and blessings.
The book is centered around the concept of 'anam cara,' or 'soul friend,' and explores universal themes like friendship, awareness, and intimacy.
It guides readers through various stages of life, from the mystery of friendship to the beauty of aging and the acceptance of death as an invitation to freedom.
O'Donohue's writing is characterized by its lyrical and profound insights, encouraging readers to recognize and connect with the true artist within themselves and to live in rhythm with their soul and life.
The book is centered around the concept of 'anam cara,' or 'soul friend,' and explores universal themes like friendship, awareness, and intimacy.
It guides readers through various stages of life, from the mystery of friendship to the beauty of aging and the acceptance of death as an invitation to freedom.
O'Donohue's writing is characterized by its lyrical and profound insights, encouraging readers to recognize and connect with the true artist within themselves and to live in rhythm with their soul and life.
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as a close friend and author who wrote on the Celtic world.


David Whyte

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David Whyte (Part 1)
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as a multi-million copy bestselling book written by his friend.


David Whyte

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David Whyte - On Forgiveness, Fear, And Being Fully Human
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while discussing the spiritual aspect of lambing and the concept of thresholds in life.

John Connell

A real-life shepherd and bestselling author on why Jesus’ likens his followers to sheep