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The word deva comes from the Sanskrit language, meaning "a being of brilliant light" and is used to indicate a non-physical being. We are using the word deva here as a general name for both nature spirits and angelic beings.

Nature spirits allow us to connect with the etheric world and help us to expand our awareness of our multilayered universe. Although they are a form of intelligence invisible to many, some sensitive or intuitive individuals can see them with relative ease. Their expansive behavior makes them more difficult to see with the naked eye, so a camera lens helps to focus on their manifestation.

If you stare at the picture for a few seconds without trying to identify known objects, you may see the devas in the photograph. Some look like well defined human images hiding in the foliage, rock, or water, while others appear to be morphing from human to light.

These subtle energy beings bring knowledge and healing to the earth.


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  • The Enuma Elish
  • The Book of Coming Forth by Day
  • Tao Te Ching
  • Epic of Gigamesh
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  • Parable of the Talents-Octavia Butler
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  • Things Fall Apart-Chinua Achebe
  • Sula-Toni Morrison
  • The Raven-Edgar Allen Poe
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  • The Egyptian Book of the Dead-E.A. Wallis Budge
  • The Prophet-Kahlil Gibran
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