Tree of Life Inspirations
Author Laura Mika Benton
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About the Author
- Laura Mika Benton
- is a lifelong student of the spiritual path. She was born and raised in the northwest suburbs of Chicago and moved to Arkansas in 2006. She graduated summa cume laude from Columbia College Chicago with a bachelor’s in Marketing communications and Public Relations. She has spent the last decade in creative marketing and has recently released her first book, an inspirational parable titled The Tree of Life (ISBN#0-615-24860-8). She is currently working on her second book, Reflections on The Tree of Life, which explores some of the questions and concepts raised in her previous book.
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What would happen if every leaf on a tree had an identity of its own, unaware of its greater whole? Would it compete as man does or live in harmony? How would it comprehend sailing away on an autumn day? In its separation would it cease to exist or continue on?
The Tree of Life explores these and other essential questions in a dynamic portrayal of humanity’s ultimate and inevitable return to Oneness.
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The Tree of Life explores these and other essential questions in a dynamic portrayal of humanity’s ultimate and inevitable return to Oneness.
Click the photo above to order your copy today!
The Tree of Life
Global Campaign
for Peace & Oneness
Frequently Asked Questions
What can I do to spread the message of Peace and Oneness?
Simple. Share your copy of The Tree of Life with someone else. That’s right - give it away! And make sure the recipient understands that they too should pass it along to someone else when they’ve finished reading it.
I’ve never heard of a publisher telling people to share their books rather than buy additional copies. What’s the deal with that?
It’s the primary goal of the author and publisher to spread the message of Oneness. In fact, the author and One Spirit Publishing have allocated hundreds of books to be given away around the globe to assist in spreading the message of Oneness. Despite this fact however, publisher and author must still make enough money to keep-on spreading the word. So although we encourage you to “pass it on,” please don’t rule out buying copies for friends and loved ones, or an additional copy to keep all your own. The message of Oneness is an ideal gift that benefits everyone!
Can I do more to assist the Tree of Life Global Campaign for Peace and Oneness than just pass my copies on?
Absolutely! You can do a number of things including:
Spreading the word about the TOL Global Campaign on-line by posting comments and endorsements to blogs and chartrooms.
If you belong to any spiritual, inspirational, new age, unity focused or other content similar group, raise the topic of Oneness. Inspire others to get involved!
Add links to this site on your website, blog or discussion group.
Consider buying books for your group or organization, to be used as gifts, fund raisers, or study / reference materials.
Consider launching an affiliate site to assist in promoting the concept of Oneness. E-mail: Affiliate
Consider sponsoring a specified quantity of “gift” copies to be sent around the globe: E-mail: Sponsorship
What if I have some other great idea that isn’t mentioned here?
Let us know! We’d love to here it! E-mail: Brainstorm
Global Campaign
for Peace & Oneness
Frequently Asked Questions
What can I do to spread the message of Peace and Oneness?
Simple. Share your copy of The Tree of Life with someone else. That’s right - give it away! And make sure the recipient understands that they too should pass it along to someone else when they’ve finished reading it.
I’ve never heard of a publisher telling people to share their books rather than buy additional copies. What’s the deal with that?
It’s the primary goal of the author and publisher to spread the message of Oneness. In fact, the author and One Spirit Publishing have allocated hundreds of books to be given away around the globe to assist in spreading the message of Oneness. Despite this fact however, publisher and author must still make enough money to keep-on spreading the word. So although we encourage you to “pass it on,” please don’t rule out buying copies for friends and loved ones, or an additional copy to keep all your own. The message of Oneness is an ideal gift that benefits everyone!
Can I do more to assist the Tree of Life Global Campaign for Peace and Oneness than just pass my copies on?
Absolutely! You can do a number of things including:
Spreading the word about the TOL Global Campaign on-line by posting comments and endorsements to blogs and chartrooms.
If you belong to any spiritual, inspirational, new age, unity focused or other content similar group, raise the topic of Oneness. Inspire others to get involved!
Add links to this site on your website, blog or discussion group.
Consider buying books for your group or organization, to be used as gifts, fund raisers, or study / reference materials.
Consider launching an affiliate site to assist in promoting the concept of Oneness. E-mail: Affiliate
Consider sponsoring a specified quantity of “gift” copies to be sent around the globe: E-mail: Sponsorship
What if I have some other great idea that isn’t mentioned here?
Let us know! We’d love to here it! E-mail: Brainstorm
Writing the Tree of Life
At age fourteen and already on a spiritual path, Laura declared to a neighbor “Some day I’m going to write a sweet little book about how we’re all connected!”
Twenty-five years later, she made good on that promise after lying on her couch staring up at a plant on an overhead ledge. She realized that she could take a cutting from that plant and lovingly re-pot it and send it off to her friend Rose, in Iowa. She could take another cutting and send it to someone in New York - and so on, and so forth. But no matter how many cuttings she took and no matter how far away she sent them, they would still be “her” plant, Laura’s plant, “that plant” that sat upon her ledge. They would grow into fully developed autonomous organisms, capable of giving way to even more cuttings, but the fact remained, they would always be the “stuff” of that plant. It struck her like a bolt of lightening that she had finally found her long-awaited analogy for explaining man’s connection to God and all of Creation. With days of her epiphany, the first draft of The Tree of Life came into being.
Twenty-five years later, she made good on that promise after lying on her couch staring up at a plant on an overhead ledge. She realized that she could take a cutting from that plant and lovingly re-pot it and send it off to her friend Rose, in Iowa. She could take another cutting and send it to someone in New York - and so on, and so forth. But no matter how many cuttings she took and no matter how far away she sent them, they would still be “her” plant, Laura’s plant, “that plant” that sat upon her ledge. They would grow into fully developed autonomous organisms, capable of giving way to even more cuttings, but the fact remained, they would always be the “stuff” of that plant. It struck her like a bolt of lightening that she had finally found her long-awaited analogy for explaining man’s connection to God and all of Creation. With days of her epiphany, the first draft of The Tree of Life came into being.
Recommended Reading
- A Course in Miracles by The Foundation for Inner Peace
- Crystal Woman by Lynn V. Andrews
- Flight of the Seventh Moon by Lynn V. Andrews
- Illusions: Tales of a Reluctant Messiah by Richard Bach
- Jaguar Woman by Lynn V. Andrews
- Love & Law by Ernest Holmes
- Medicine Woman by Lynn V. Andrews
- Return of the Bird Tribes by Ken Carey
- Same Kind of Different as Me by Ron Hall & Denver Moore
- Siddhartha by Hermann Hesse
- Star Woman by Lynn V. Andrews
- The Art of Happiness by His Holiness the Dali Lama
- The Awakened Warrior edited by Rick Fields
- The Dancing Wu Li Masters by Gary Zukav
- The Message From Water by Masaru Emoto
- The Path of Least Resistance by Robert Fritz
- The Power of Kindness by Piero Ferrucci
- The Prophet by Kahlil Gibran
- The Seven Spiritual Laws of Success by Deepak Chopra
- The Silence of the Heart by Paul Ferrini
- The Still Small Voice by Robert Wall Crary
- The Woman of Wyrrd by Lynn V. Andrews
- Thoughts are Things by Prentice Mulford
- Using Your Brain for a Change by Richard Bandler
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