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We’re pleased to announce that quintessence: the poetry of true nature (Sara’s first book) has come home to the Thoughtful Raven nest.

The second edition includes re-typesetting in a hyper legible font, and some reclaiming of language changes made to appease the first edition publisher. 

The poems of quintessence describe a journey through nondual teachings, exploring how to articulate something felt. They are raw and unpolished – which added to the accessibility. 

One of the most amazingly consistent pieces of feedback is that the gentleness of the words have opened up a sense of possibility for people who had been feeling without hope. Oh, and one poem was even read as part of a recent wedding ceremony.

The book is available in the first edition direct from Sara, or worldwide via Amazon in the second edition. At a time when everything is going up, the change of publisher has even allowed us to reduce the price of the book!

Find out more on the book page.

Here’s one of the poems, newly edited for the second edition:

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Sara Priestley

Sara Priestley is a channel, author and publishing guide. She works with people who carry paradigm-shifting work. If you have a book to bring into the world, she offers a supportive system of practical structure and energetic precision. Beyond publishing, Sara offers deep conversation and subtle fieldwork for leaders, creators and space-holders navigating their next evolution. Her work draws on nonduality, post-cult integration and applied AI, with a focus on clarity, integrity and expansion. She also advises the Association for Spiritual Integrity, drinks strong coffee, learns Tagalog, and lives with a wise husband and an opinionated colony of rescue cats.
find out more about Sara at livinglifesideways.co.uk

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