Full Circle: A Song of Ecology & Earthen Spirituality

Full Circle, by Lone Wolf Circles, is a book unlike any other. Does it give ideas of how you can help Mother Earth? Yes. Is it assertively pro-environment? Yes. Does it have beautiful art and sensitive poetry? Yes. Full Circle is all this and more. Perhaps it is best described as a song; a ritual chant that helps in the urgent need to return to your wild, expanded self. For in this book lyrical essays, visionary art, and beautiful verse combine as tools of the modern-day sorcerer, inviting and invoking both personal transformation and crucial planetary change. Universal images are lifted from the cauldron (the shared subconscious), and danced into life as the incantations of the Mage, or as intricate line drawings bearing the secrets of roots and wings ó of our place in the matrix of sentient Earth. These rhythmic elements combine into a song for the scared interdependency of all life, for Gaia. There can be no doubt that damage has been done to the ecosystem of our planet. But this is no reason to feel defeated or despairing. Rather, it is a call to awaken and change your thinking and your life. This, in turn will change the lives of others until the world finds balance again. Your guide for this call to self-action is Full Circle. In this book the author speaks for those without voices, the animals and plants and very land itself. He speaks clearly, strongly, and joyously, helping you to find the balance in your life that can help bring balance to our planet. This is something worth trying. This is something worth dedication. Let Full Circle be the key to your happier, more balanced future.

About the Author

Lone Wolf Circles is a Deep Ecologist,  environmental activist, musician, artist and writer of Viking descent.  He breaths life into stories of passion and place with voice and gesture, tales of the heart set aflight across sharedtribal fires.  Lone Wolf has raised environmental awareness to the level of ritual, poetry and song.  He tells the story of primal, sacred world-view - the last chance for a human rather than cataclysmic cure.

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