A Sacred Earth Mission
 
The Art Of Brooke Cottle
 
 
Brooke is now expanding, working on several book concepts and series. A spiritual book for children (and all ages), ADEN BROWNE features the Native American ancient tradition of shamanic journeying. It is written in two ways: story form and song/ poetry.
 
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Aden Browne I Am Somebody Brooke Cottle
 
Brooke Cottle Yoga Earth Is Holding Our Mirrors Up is an adult book about the sacred messages that stand behind yoga poses. It features animals as our yogic totems and discusses how imitating nature leads leads to self awareness. The book incorporates Native American earth medicine wisdom, physics, metaphysics, and how this all ties in with the eastern philosophy. Get to know how the poetry of the elements in motion work within the body and bring clarity to the misconceptions about evolution. Holding the mirror up to nature is often discussed.
 
Before, During and After the Ship’s Log Brooke And Rich Cottle 28 FEET is inspired by Brooke and Rich’s adventure up the infamous Intercoastal Waterway, or the ICW. It speaks of the ship’s log but, also, the logs within the ship’s log, what led up to do the trip and where they landed. Brooke Cottle’s art has often been described as a cross between Georgia O’Keefe, Native American mystical classics, Hawaiin marine artists. However, when you examine the multi-dimensions within her work, it becomes apparent that Brooke Cottle is indeed, a harmonic illuminist. Brooke opens her personal portfolio in this book to show us her original works that progressively navigated her toward healing and, thus, liberation of the soul.
 
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