Landscape and Divinity Spoken in the Same Breath

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Abstract

From where can we draw inspiration to cultivate an intimate sensibility into the spiritual nature of landscape, the foundation for designing gardens for meditation and healing? Through various spiritual lenses, this inquiry penetrates fundamental grounds for our subtle relationship with landscape. Beginning with excerpts of a private audience with His Holiness the Dalai Lama at Middlebury College, at which I present my proposed plans and designs for Milarepa Center in Barnet, Vermont, this inquiry looks into the profound links between spiritual inquiry and the practice of designing gardens, making design of landscape integral to a spiritual path, and the profound relationship between Landscape and Divinity. It is presented in three parts: (1) spiritual inspiration;(2) setting terms on the table; and (3) expressions of sacred landscape.

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Winters, D. A. (2022). Landscape and Divinity Spoken in the Same Breath. Religions, 13(1). https://doi.org/10.3390/rel13010027

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