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San Francisco, California, U.S.A.: Consortium of Collective Consciousness, Publisher, Date: 2003. State First Edition; first printing. Moderate cover, corner wear, spine crease. Pages fine. A unique travel guide. The mystical comes alive in Sacred Places, a controversial compilation of 108 spirtiual destinations as composed by author Brad Olsen. Enrich your cultural knowledge with this epic collection of the places that have shaped the spiritual foundation of our continent. Loaded with facts, photos and detailed maps, this guide takes you on a revealing journey from coast to coast. Along the way, Olsen navigates through the many mysteries that abound. Olsen pulls you off the beaten trail for a closer look at the medicine wheels, rock art panels, modern pilgrimage routes, prehistoric earthen pyramids and other lesser-known locales. Reawaken the Ancient Memory. An essential guide to 108 powerful treasures including the Hawaiian Islands w/directions and 30 maps. Sites for spiritually attuned explorers from the weathered pueblos, canyons, pyramids of the American Southwest, the medicine wheels of western Canada, and the mounds of the midwest. Histories and cultural contexts are objectively surveyed, along with the theories and insightful metaphysical possibilities. Who were the first Europeans to arrive: Irish Monks, Scandanavian Vikings, British Isle Celts, or Iberian Phoenicians? Why did Native Americans revere certain mountas as sacred? Where are the ...