New Edition:
Song of the Stone
by Barry Brailsford
is an odyssey into universal truth where old
traditions stand tall to support the new. A true story of five
remarkable, life changing, journeys.
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Autobiography
Song of the Stone
In Song of the Stone
Barry shares his journey into the lore and life of the Waitaha – a
multi-tribal nation in Aotearoa/New Zealand – who lived in peace for
a thousand years.
He takes us into the spirit and teachings of the
First Nations of North America. He sees the fulfilment of ancient
prophecies, the Hoop of Life being mended, the arrival of an age of
hope where ancient wisdoms – archetypes woven into our sub-conscious
– guide us once more.
Song of the Stone is an odyssey
into universal truth where old traditions stand tall to support the
new. A true story of five remarkable, life changing, journeys.
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Song of the Stone
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NZ$ 45.00ISBN:
978-0-9582434-2-1
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I have just finished reading
'Song of the Stone' and wanted to express my gratitude and tell you
it is a privilege to vicariously share your journey...I was weeping
from page one and couldn't stop... I was so moved by your words I
had to take pen and paper and jot down the lines that affected me.
If I look at my list of quotes the one that I particularly love
is... Letting go, accepting without understanding, stepping out
without knowing the final destination, recognising and listening to
a voice within that was growing stronger with the trusting.
Kate Strong, Christchurch ~ 6.12.95
I have just completed reading Song of
the Stone and I am completely overwhelmed and awestruck with what
you have shared with me. You have answered many of my questions and
given me an entire new outlook...
Joanna Holmes, Herne Bay, Auckland
(NZ) ~ 3.3.97
Song of the Stone, Brailsford's
own story about how Song of Waitaha was written, is a journey into
the deep and mysterious side of Maori culture. New Zealanders are
more willing to buy books about spiritual quests undertaken in other
lands. (The fictional Celestine Prophecy , set in Peru, has been on
the best seller list for a year or more). But its far less common to
read about strange and magical things happening here. Cynics will
keep scoffing. Seekers of the spiritual will lap it up.
New Zealand Herald
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Barrys' new book comes with a warning from the author . . .
Alas, this book contains no sex scenes or coarse language, is
utterly devoid of gratuitous violence and offers no expert,
unwavering advice. It addresses no contentious religious or
political issues with authority and is not filled with dark,
fear-ridden news. . .
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Barry's New Novel . . .
Yes! I’ve written a novel. The talks I’ve been
giving in the last few years, both in NZ and overseas, have been
about recognising what exists deep within us. So I’ve often
called them ‘Awakening the Fires of Remembrance,’ which is all
about increasing our awareness of who we are.
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