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THE DREAMING PATH: Indigenous Thinking to Change Your Life
Tired of going around in circles?
The Dreaming Path ensures our life journey is one of fulfilment. The path has always been there, but in the modern world it can be hard to find. There are so many demands on us – family, health, bills, a mortgage, a career – that it can be hard to remember what's most you.
It's time to reconnect with your story and make it the best story possible.
Through conversations, exercises, Dreamtime stories and key messages, Paul Callaghan and Uncle Paul Gordon will share knowledge that reveals the power of Aboriginal spirituality as a profound source of contentment and wellbeing for anyone willing to listen. This ancient wisdom is just as relevant today as it ever was.
Themed chapters that bring together Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal worldviews invite you to reflect
– Caring for our place and the importance of story
– Relationships, sharing and unity
– Love, gratitude and humility
– Learning and living your truth
– Inspiration and resilience
– Being present and healing from the past
– Contentment
– Leading
The tools provided in this book will give you tips, practices, inspiration and motivation that can enable you to achieve a state of mind, body and spirit wellness you didn't think possible.
Are you ready to connect with the Dreaming Path – to heal, renew and live a good story? It all starts with the first step.
Just a super quick update to happily announce that Paul Callaghan's The Dreaming Path has just won the Australian Book Industry Award for Small Publishers' Adult Book of the Year!
As a reminder, this has been a bestseller in Australia with over 20 000 copies sold and will be released in the rest of the English speaking world in September by Harper One (a division of HarperCollins). Rights sold to Goldmann in Germany and Robert Laffont in France.
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