Compass - Germaine Haut, Yasmin
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Navigation has played a crucial role for humanity on this beautiful blue planet. In the distant past, sniffing the air for scents, noticing the arc of the sun, naming the stars and using them to steer us toward prime hunting grounds all contributed to survival of our species, at least so far. However, today we must question our way forward. Our existence is questionable. Resources we have squandered have resulted in species extinction, mass pollution of the oceans and air, and perilous relationships among nations. The compass is a metaphor in this series of poems for navigational challenges we…mehr

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Navigation has played a crucial role for humanity on this beautiful blue planet. In the distant past, sniffing the air for scents, noticing the arc of the sun, naming the stars and using them to steer us toward prime hunting grounds all contributed to survival of our species, at least so far. However, today we must question our way forward. Our existence is questionable. Resources we have squandered have resulted in species extinction, mass pollution of the oceans and air, and perilous relationships among nations. The compass is a metaphor in this series of poems for navigational challenges we meet in both our personal and planetary existence. After each poem there is a reflection to steer the reader or at least prompt a consideration. We aim to steer ourselves toward a more compassionate course. Our simple life experiences: birth, death, gardening, laundry, are all pointers on the map. A refurbished compass needle can be calibrated using the heart to lead toward more love, harmony and beauty.
Autorenporträt
Yasmin Germaine Haut lives in Central Pennsylvania with her wife and two cats. She is a mother, a clinical social worker, gardener, yoga teacher and Sheikah with the Sufi Ruhaniat International. This book is an opportunity for her to share her poetry along with some of the themes she teaches and believes may be useful. As we make our way toward greater understanding, compassion, humility, and generosity new tools are required. Yasmin's work focuses on assisting us in this leg of the journey. You can reach Yasmin at yasminhaut@gmail.com or www.yasminhaut.com.