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In the Rumi: Heart of the Beloved 2010 wall calendar, Barks' translations are paired with exquisite Persian miniatures. The rich intricacy of the artwork complements Rumi's mystical metaphors, in which the yearning for the divine beloved represents the soul's quest for wholeness.

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Photography by Frans Lanting

Pema Chodron: Awakening the Heart 2010 wall calendar features quotes from Ms. Chodron's book "The Places That Scare You", which is designed to help us cultivate compassion and awareness within the challenges of daily life. These insightful quotes are paired with the beautifully evocative and meditative nature photography of Frans Lanting. Ms. Chodron has authored several best-selling books, including "Comfortable with Uncertainty", "When Things Fall Apart" and "Start Where You Are"..
Size: 12"x 12"

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The Environmental Art 2010 wall calendar features fifteen projects drawn from the global archives of greenmuseum(dot)org, a not-for-profit online museum of environmental art. They provide a sampling of some of the latest developments in this field to stimulate the imagination and promote the role of art in the creation of a more sustainable world culture.

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Pieter Weltevrede's paintings beautifully illustrate the chakra energies. The Chakras 2010 wall calendar features twelve full-color images, which include a painting for each individual chakra as well as paintings to enhance understanding of the chakras. Chakras greeting cards are also available.

Michael Green's magical art, along with his sensitive renderings of Rumi's poetry, makes this work a classic guide to the life of the soul for a whole new generation of seekers. Rumi is still this country's most-read poet, and a major spokesman for open, boundary-crossing spirituality. The first Illuminated Rumi, published in 1997, is still a phenomenon with over 100,000 copies in print.

Hafiz has come alive again through the work of Daniel Ladinsky, whose best-selling books include The Gift, The Subject Tonight Is Love and I Heard God Laughing. The poetry is paired with original photocollage illuminations by Saliha Green.