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Title: The Message : a Red Path novel by Patrick E Quirk, Patrick T Quirk ISBN: 0-595-29319-0 Publisher: iUniverse, Inc. Pub. Date: 14 September, 2003 Format: Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $17.95

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Average Customer Rating: 5 (2 reviews)

Rating: 5
Summary: A message of great importance for all on Mother Earth.
Comment: "Speaking Wind," the author's given Native American name, paints a visionary picture of our Earth Mother's future, as well as our own in "The Message." Written in the beautiful, flowing syntax of the Native American thought form, this book gives great insights, not only to how the Native American is taught in all phases of life, but also great insight into everyone's journey through life. One might not readily understand why the author speaks in long, discriptive phrases, such as "I held it before my thinking mind..." rather than, "I thought...," but the reader is given a unique opportunity to experience how beautifully thoughts can be expressed with such grace and poetic flair. The book then becomes a multiplexity of receiving a Grand Message in the most exquesite of ways. "The Message" will find its way to those who are READY to find THEIR WAY. It is a book that will then be kept and shared with others that are opening to receive these teachings. "Speaking Wind" clearly weaves a majestic web in which to capture his reader's "thinking mind" and "feeling heart" and make them want for more.

Rating: 5
Summary: slow start,though an excellent insight to N.A. prophecie
Comment: this book starts out slow and the author repeats himself constantly in the story line, however, I found this book to be "a must" for thoughs of us that are not only interested in the past, but of the future of Native American culture and prophecie. this book will enlighten the reader and is not for everybody. However thoughs that are moved by the spirit will find much reward, and many lessons to be shared with others. Ed Monarque (Thunderhorse)