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With this dynamic and engaging recording, you can listen to beloved poet and philosopher John O'Donohue as he shares stories and experiences from Ireland that gave rise to his body of writing—and inspired his acclaimed book Anam Cara. Listen now to enjoy these visionary teachings that will awaken the beauty of your heart’s landscape.

Beloved Irish poet and philosopher John O’Donohue explores our universal longing for connection, belonging, and meaning. Through reflections on presence, creativity, and nature’s quiet wisdom, this soul-nourishing program invites us to embrace life’s beauty, complexity, and boundless potential.

In The Invisible World, scholar and poet John O'Donohue recovers Celtic spirituality's original mysteries, sharing practices and beliefs that enrich Ireland and its people to this day. For the Celts all life was sacred, yet they reserved their greatest reverence not for what they could see but for what they could not. Around them they sensed an "invisible world", the great unknown from which they came and the source of eternal wonder in their lives.

Irish poet and philosopher John O’Donohue presents an adaptation of his thought-provoking book To Bless the Space Between Us, providing comfort and insights to illuminate the passages of our lives. Following seven rhythms of the human journey found in the book—Beginnings, Desires, Thresholds, Homecoming, States of the Heart, Callings, and Beyond Endings—more than 80 poetic blessings in this collection can be used as tools for self-transformation and meditations for deeper contemplation, or as simple prayers for ourselves and our loved ones.

Our bodies are mere outlines of a vast and complex interior world, a landscape of contradiction and immense mystery. This Celtic view of the human condition predates Christianity yet survives to this day as part of Ireland's unique spiritual tradition. In The Inner Landscape, poet and Catholic scholar John O'Donohue explores the themes of self-exile and hardship and the Celtic way of welcoming paradox and finding precious light in the darkest valleys of our inner terrain.