Connection to the land from "summary" of The Horse Boy by Rupert Isaacson
In the vast open spaces of Mongolia, a profound connection to the land can be felt deep within the soul. The land itself seems to pulse with a primal energy, inviting one to connect with its ancient rhythms and wisdom. For the nomadic people who have roamed these lands for centuries, the land is not just a physical space but a spiritual home, a sacred place that holds the key to healing and transformation. As we journeyed across the Mongolian landscape, I could feel the land speaking to me in a language beyond words. The rolling hills, the vast steppes, the towering mountains - each held a unique energy that resonated with the deepest parts of my being. It was as if the land was reaching out to me, inviting me to open myself up to its healing power. In the presence of the land, I felt a sense of peace and grounding that I had never experienced before. The vastness of the landscape seemed to mirror the vastness of my own inner world, inviting me to explore the depths of my soul and confront the shadows that lay hidden within me. ...
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