Jehanne Mehta is a `singer, songwriter and poet with lyrical roots in the troubadour and folk tradition'. Here is a collection of remarkable poems and songs she has written over the last seven years. Resurgence magazine said of this book, `I urge you to read and reread these words. They are the testimony of a woman who believes in the reality of resurrection as a potent force working upwards from within us, from within nature.' Just like the love songs of the ancient troubadours, which could be heard with the ear of sense, or with the ear of the soul, so these poems, too, if you let them, can take you through a hidden doorway, to a hidden country where, in Rudolf Steiner's words, `the whole Earth becomes a temple.'
109pp, softback, 1991