Remembering: A Gentle Reminder of Who You Are

From the Author: While on a nine day Buddist retreat, certain thoughts about the nature of reality kept reoccuring, no matter how I tried to still my mind. Not until I agreed to create RRememberingS did the thoughts leave. They returned in this simple little book. We don’t learn anything, we just remember. When we were children, we knew a lot of things and the practice of magic was an everyday occurence. We could turn the simplest object into the most fantastic, mind-boggling toy that you ever saw. I remember turning two tin cans into my own personal telephone so I could call my best friend. It didn’t work, of course. It didn’t need to. I think we were born into this world with all of the knowledge and magic the Universe has to offer. Some of us, for whatever reason, are remembering. And so, here is a reminder of what you already know. It is not to be learned, but remembered. A delightful book, full of simple but profound wisdom. Take it to heart and it could change your life. (Peter Russell, author, A White Hole in Time.) Let’s be honest. We all know our lives would improve if we just slowed down and dropped off the busyness. And yet how to begin? One easy way is Remembering, a book of rich meditations by Winter. In the silence of your contemplation read a page or two and watch as your restful solitude deepens. Her is a gentle path into the deeper reaches of your self. – Brian Swimme, author, The Universe is a Green Dragon.