Sitting in Pictures, a Hopi Tradition for Recovery Meditation based on the words of the Elders

Sitting in Pictures, based on the Hopi Tradition

Meditate by visualizing principles---more spirituality and less reading

• Addiction recovery meditation book
• Based on the Hopi tradition of 'sitting in pictures'
• A 12 Step principle coupled with the wisdom of an Elder on every page
• 280 visual meditations from people’s of the earth
• No page numbers, organized by the seasons
• The Kindle addition has some pages in color

This is not your normal meditation book, but a unique approach based on the cultural traditions of many peoples around the world. Using the Maya Tzolkin spiritual round, the days in this book do not reflect the western Gregorian calendar. Instead the seasons are used for reference: Summer Solstice, Harvest Time, Winter Solstice, Spring Equinox. Letting the Spirit guide them, readers may use the meditations randomly or begin at the first mediation and go 280 days, then begin again. We trust that every reader will bring their own guidance when creating the healing visualization in each page of days. This meditation book is illustrated by Christine Sundly of the Menominee Nation (Menominee means 'wild rice' in Chippawa).

Note that the paperback has black and white pages (available on Amazon) but the digital books have many illustrations in color. We don't offer ePub or Mobi formats as they don't play well with fixed images. But times are changing and we soon hope to offer those digital versions.

Illustrations by Christine Sundly,

Menominee Nation