This most popular of Henry Thomas Hamblin’s books uses the contemplation of flowers and beauty to open our senses to the inner life. “It is by contemplating and spiritually understanding the beauties of nature that we can enter into the mind and thought and creative imagination of the Divine.” Published in 1921 and still so relevant today, the chapters are set to beautiful footage of flowers to aid meditation.
A selection of short readings from 'The Message of a Flower' by Henry Thomas Hamblin, set to footage of flowers from the gardens of the Hamblin Centre, this is an ideal introduction to the series.
The inspiration behind the writing of one of Henry Thomas Hamblin's most popular books
The Message of a Flower is one of Henry Thomas Hamblin's most popular books. Enjoy this meditative reading set to a background of beautiful flowers from the Hamblin Garden.
Chapter 1: The Path of Beauty Leads to God. This popular book by Henry Thomas Hamblin is set to beautiful background footage of flowers - a meditation in itself.
Chapter 2: The Mind of God. This inspiring book by Henry Thomas Hamblin is brought to life with beautiful video photography by Rachel Bingham.
Chapter 3: The Heart of God, is brought to life with video photography by Rachel Bingham.
Chapter 4: The Bounty of God. The fourth chapter concentrates on the abundance of the universe. All we need to do is trust that our needs will be supplied. Flowers have a great wisdom to share with us.
Chapter 5: From the Unseen to the Seen. HT Hamblin explains more about the inner perfection inside every flower striving to find outer expression.
Chapter 6: The Pursuit of an Ideal. Henry Thomas Hamblin examines the quest for ideal perfection. What message do flowers have to teach us on this subject?
Chapter 7: Easter Glory. Drawing on personal experience of loss, Henry Thomas Hamblin speaks about the consoling and healing power of nature even through the grief of bereavement.
Henry Thomas Hamblin compares the life of attainment to the unfolding of a rose, in the final short chapter of this much-loved book.
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