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How High is the Sky

Sheri Ritchlin

Thoughtfully mapping the inner and outer universe as our collective House is bursting in so many new directions

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  • Sheri Ritchlin

    Sheri Ritchlin is a free-lance writer living in Ovando, Montana. Her Ph.D. study was on "The Return of the Sage: A New Cosmology Meets the Way of Heaven and Earth in the I Ching" under the guidance of Yi Wu, Brian Thomas Swimme, and Richard Tarnas.

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