THE DIVINE HUMAN
A Contemplative Journey Through Poetry and Art
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The Introduction, written by the author, begins with the words of Rainer Maria Rilke (1875-1926)
…“You must give birth to your images.
They are the future waiting to be born.”
Each poem, with its companion art work, births an invitation to
embark upon a contemplative journey into the vast sanctuary of
your Divine essence. The way into this silent journey is paved
by the first poem:
HUMANITY’S DIVINITY
Innate
“of the essence”
“belonging to”
“inherent”.
Nothing to bring in,
everything to uncover!
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About the Book
The Divine Human, through the breadth and depth of its sacred poetry and art, lays fertile ground for the unfolding of a contemplative journey into humanity’s divine essence. Its presentation invites one to go beyond the boundaries of any specific dogma and creates a spacious sanctuary for personal reflection. This book not only enhances spiritual growth but also envisions an evolutionary growth within the vast and luminous sphere of our divine nature.
What readers are saying:
“Very thought provoking and beautiful! There is much more behind this work than what is visually evident.”
Lisa Targonski-Cisneros, Symphony Musician
“I feel privileged to have experienced Genny’s poetry and artwork. I use the term experienced because of the energy field that emanates from her work. The poetry speaks to the soul—and the artwork is its visual voice.”
Julie Marino, Reiki Practitioner
“… an invitation and an evocation for the movement of Grace.”
Anne Bosch, Retreat Leader
About the Author
GENNY GENEVICH resides in Hendersonville, North Carolina, and has extensively studied the lives and teachings of spiritual beings, past and present, from diverse cultures and religious beliefs who continue to deeply influence her own being. She walks along eclectic pathways that foster an inner stillness and is committed to realizing divine life as the Core Essence and Total Presence within each of us and all life. Her work is an expression of what she sees and senses of the evolving divinization of humanity.