In Beauty May I Walk... : Words of Wisdom by Native Americans by Helen Exley

In Beauty May I Walk... : Words of Wisdom by Native Americans Reviews

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  Wilfredo R. Dotti

  It's a small book that contains quotes and sayings of the Native American Indians (specifically the Navajo of North America, if I'm not mistaken) related to teachings, morals and observations of everything that surrounds us, it still has its relevance in the era that we live.
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  Sheila Zenni

  Beautiful words from a beautiful, peaceful people.
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  Marie

  Nice little book
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  Lisa Montgomery

  This is a thoughtful collection of the celebration of nature, peace, and life itself. The book contains valuable reflections from those of the Sioux, Hopi, Onondaga, Blackfeet, Seminole, and other First Nations people.
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  Apollos Michio

  This gift book is an ode to nature. Full of wise quotes about nature and its relationship with people (namely native Americans), this is a book that’ll make you embrace Mother Nature.
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  Margie

  Peaceful and serene words with the focus on nature and the part it plays in our lives. A very relaxing read, best experienced in small doses.
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  Ellen Spes

  Wisdom to live by.
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  Katherine

  La vida es un destello de una luciérnaga en la noche ✨♥️
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  Kim

  Thoughtful words about living from Native American Indians. Beautiful photos.
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  Maureen ( NOT RECEIVING NOTIFICATIONS)

  This pocket sized book brings us words of peace and wisdom from Native Americans.
  
  There are some profound, wise and insightful quotes and sayings, most of which appear to be still relevant today. Here are just two of them -
  
  ( 1 ) Listen! Or your tongue will make you deaf.
  
  ( 2 ) Once you have heard the meadowlark and caught the scent of fresh plowed earth, peace cannot escape you.
  
  It’s the kind of book that you can dip in and out of, and in a crazy modern world, it’s akin to balm for the soul!