Books
Clare Rosenfield has been extensively published, in both book and article form. A complete listing of books is available by selecting the link below.
The Call of Mother Earth: How a Being of Light Draws Forth Humanity's Response
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Until now, if we have been learning about the threats to our precious Earthmother, our depleted soil, shrinking rainforest, melting icecaps, polluted waterways, our increasingly warming climate, we have been scaring ourselves and perhaps feeling powerless. Now is the time to inspire ourselves and extol the sacred beauties and capacities of Mother Nature and in so doing, lift ourselves to a vast vision and actions that can heal and replenish Her as well as heal and restore us all. May this verse narrative inspire ecological-minded activism and reverence for all life, and even be turned into song, dance, or drama!
Ninsun: Wise Mother of Gilgamesh
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This dramatic verse is a riveting sequel to the ancient Sumerian epic of Gilgamesh. As king of Uruq, Gilgamesh comes to realize that it was his own hubris which precipitated the death of his best and only friend, Enkidu, whom his wise mother had predicted he would meet. After having lost the elixir of immortality he had journeyed so far to obtain, in Ninsun, he returns to his kingdom, bedraggled and unrecognizable, but in need of his mother. How did she become so wise? At his request, she recounts to him the story of her own daring choices and unusual destiny, one which transforms her son into a new kind of leader, humble, kind and self-reflective, with a deep positive regard and love for his mother. Ninsun's story tells how she faced extreme adversity with divine magnificence, wisdom, and strength, offering a model for us all in our own challenging times.
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Ten Lives of the Buddha: Siamese Temple Painting and Jataka Tales by Elizabeth Wray, Clare Rosenfield, and Dorothy Bailey. (1972-05-03)
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The ten most popular Jataka tales, stories of Buddha's previous incarnations, accompanied by photographs of Siamese temple paintings depicting them. Includes background essays on the Jatakas and Siamese temple painting
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Day in Search of Her Night/Knight
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DAY embarks on a journey to determine if she is complete on her own or if she needs NIGHT or KNIGHT to feel whole. Although she loves how she feels with them, their disappearance at dawn leaves her confused. Seeking answers, she travels with her steed to the Temple of Aesclepius, the Greek god of healing. There, she must undergo an ordeal before receiving her answer: feeding honey-cakes to nine serpents, each representing her inner shadows. By confronting and transforming each serpent, she becomes more liberated. Finally, she enters the inner sanctum, falls asleep to the sound of lyre players, and receives her answer in a dream. The full story reveals what she discovers.
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The Story of Liliana: A Brave Indigenous Child
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"A Brave Indigenous Child by Clare Rosenfield tells the adventure of a nine-year old girl who summons the courage to walk away from a family who not only stole her from her Native American family when she was two years old, but who also mistreated her She longs to find her original family so much that she faces hunger and challenge in order to fulfill her dream. She finds animal allies along the way who help her and in particular, a magical elf who guides her into a magnificent meditation where she is able to make some amazing and powerful discoveries and trust her inner wisdom.. Does she find her original family? If so, how does that happen? Read this charming story and find out!"
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The Story of Liliana: A Brave Indigenous Child by Clare Rosenfield - Link soon!