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Earthmind: communicating with the living world of Gaia
Rochester, Vt.: Distributed to the book trade in the United States by American International Distribution Corporation. Edited by John Steele & David Kubrin (1992)
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Argues that subtle electromagnetic frequencies provide communication throughout nature, and suggests ways to participate in this communication.Other Versions
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