Roots and Wings: Adventures of a Spirit on Earth
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Product Description
A rapturous saga, relating the author's unique experiences while out and about in this 'crazy, beautiful, impossible world', as he describes it. Following dreams, synchronicities, and inner guidance, Jack Haas journeys around the globe, encountering incredible individuals and unexpected experiences. His travels encompass a wide variety of places, such as India, Iceland, Hawaii, New Zealand, Nepal, Europe, and Israel. This book, however, is much more than a travelogue. It is a testament to one man's determination to find meaning and wholeness amidst the confusion and mystery of life. This is an inspiring book about the importance of individuality, and the need to follow one's own path at all costs. As much as this autobiography is an outer adventure, it is also an inner odyssey, and is a profound account of the author's acceptance, love, and alchemical union with the spirit and the earth itself. This is a true story about the necessity to belong both to the earth!
, and to the spirit, and so to have both roots and wings.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #606507 in Books
- Published on: 2003-04-10
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Binding: Paperback
- 172 pages
Editorial Reviews
Benjamin Tucker (author of Roadeye)
...exquisitely balances poetic rapture and esoteric insight. ...a glorious illumination of our spiritual birthright.
From the Publisher
Jack Haas is one of the world's most enjoyable and inspiring contemporary writers. His life experiences united with his profound penmanship make his books a rhythmic journey into wonder and wisdom. If you mixed the writings of Bruce Chatwin in with the likes of Jack Kerouac, Henry Miller, Joseph Campbell, and Dan Brown, then tossed in some mysticism, madness, and miracles, and sprinkled the entire work with eloquent prose, you would get an amalgamation of literature pointing in the direction of Jack Haas' writing. Thick with humour, humanity, adventure, divinity, debauchery, and song, Haas' true life experiences and passionate wordplay invite us into a living vision of our own mysterious grandeur.
About the Author
In 2003 Jack Haas became the first author in history to release three five-star books in a single year. Reviews of these books were done by Jim Cox, Editor-in-Chief of the Midwest Book Review, who is considered to be one of the premier book reviewers and authorities on new writing in North America.

