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The sea within: waves and the meaning of all things
South Bend, Ind.: St. Augustine's Press (2006)
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The quest -- Data -- Magic -- The sea as beloved -- Childhood -- Infinity -- Beaches -- The history of sea love -- The sea as koan -- Orenda -- The joy of ignorance -- Water -- Seeing the sea with the third eye -- The sea as miracle -- Music -- Water in love -- Aliveness -- The dark side -- The sea as toy -- The sea as healer -- Time and power.Author's Profile
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