The Earth Remembers. The question is- do you? Across the planet, ancient mountains, temples, monuments, springs, and sacred landscapes have drawn seekers for thousands of years. The Planet Remembers: A Field Guide to Earth's Sacred Memory explores these extraordinary places through the meeting point of history, mythology, spirituality, and the enduring idea that the land itself may carry memory. Journey from the mist-covered paths of Glastonbury and the mystery of the Black Madonnas of Europe to the Great Pyramid of Giza and the ancient traditions of Axum. Travel onward to Machu Picchu, the temples of the Maya, and Mount Shasta, before crossing into the sacred landscapes of Mount Kailash, Angkor Wat, Ise Shrine, Uluru, and Rapa Nui. Along the way, Tanya & Nova explore the stories, symbolism, energetic traditions, and mysteries associated with each location - inviting readers to consider sacred sites not simply as remnants of the past, but as part of a living relationship between humanity and the Earth. Richly illustrated and written as part field guide, part spiritual journey, The Planet Remembers is for the curious, the seekers, the travelers, and anyone who has ever looked upon an ancient place and felt the inexplicable sensation: I know this place. Perhaps we visit sacred places to discover their stories. Or perhaps, sometimes, we go there to remember our own.