The Divine Reflections Trilogy is a series of Christian books which explore how spiritual realities can be glimpsed through the world of nature.
Divine Reflections in Times and Seasons points out how everyday phenomena can be seen to mirror higher truths of life. Readers are encouraged to take a fresh and deeper look at the world around them and try to notice footprints of the divine in such things as sunrise, sunset, phases of the moon, and passage of seasons.
Divine Reflections in Natural Phenomena examines phenomena such as order, beauty and harmony, life and death, the weather, and the heaven, seas and dry land for insights into the spiritual.
Divine Reflections in Living Things explores what living things can show us about life and spiritual realities. The invisible reality that daily surrounds us is far greater than what we can perceive with our limited senses. Countless camouflaged living things – both plants and animals – come across our paths but may totally escape our attention. In a similar way, there is camouflaged divinity in every nook and cranny of the created order.
Has the voice of creation – life and its order, beauty and harmony, the marvels of nature – ever spoken to your heart? Divine Reflections in Living Things, as well as its two companion titles, Divine Reflections in Times and Seasons and Divine Reflections in Natural Phenomena, encourage us to open our eyes and see each living thing and every process as if for the first time. Why not carve a little time out of your daily routine to take a deeper look at life’s mysteries all around. Listen and ponder your insights. Your life may never be the same.
Where to Get the Books
Available through Amazon (paperback and Kindle formats) and other outlets. See the author’s Amazon page for other books.
Also downloadable as a free ebook in PDF format at Free-ebooks or from this or my other website at Divine Reflections in Times and Seasons, Divine Reflections in Natural Phenomena, and Divine Reflections in Living Things.
What Readers Say
I have finished reading the book Divine Reflections in Times and Seasons and have to say that it is excellent. I have found it educational, informative and at the same time easy to read. Each time I read one of your books, I am amazed at your knowledge. I have learned many interesting things and have also appreciated the spiritual side of the book. A book like this can be reread over and over.
Liba H., Capalaba, Australia
The section on paradise restored inspired me. Rather than nostalgically looking back to “the good old days”, you point the reader to a vision of a glorious future. I note that you also acknowledge variety within Christianity saying “many faith-related issues can be understood in more than one way.” … Thanks for the great read!
Richard P., London, UK
The book, Divine Reflections in Times and Seasons, which “connects nature with spirituality” is a very easy and relaxing read for all, even people who regard themselves as “non-religious.”
Eva takes the familiar in nature and time and compares it to spiritual realities with an abundance of scriptural references as footnotes. The small book can be comfortably read in one or two sittings, and the footnotes do not detract from the text.
Reading the book made me more reflective on the times and seasons going on around us every day. Eva weaves together the world of nature, astronomy and even the rise and fall of empires to illustrate the hand of God in time.
Nicholas P., Victoria, Australia
Thank you kindly for your book series Divine Reflections. I have skimmed through the previews and think that the books [Divine Reflections trilogy] are indeed wonderful. I think that your work and words will be an inspiration to the many people that need them in this difficult world in which we are living. You have the experience, knowledge, ability and the spiritual background to reach out to people to give them hope. Well done!
Pauline G., Cairo, Egypt
Regarding your book, Divine Reflections in Times and Seasons, your style of writing is very readable and sympathetic, and the way you reflect on the beauties of nature is lovely. Your message and discussion is soft and gentle and makes the reader feel God’s love.
Margaret S., Thornlands, Australia
I found your book to be a blend of the cosmic Christ you have discovered in nature and the deep-rooted “word” which is imprinted in your heart.
Sadie M., Thornlands, Australia
The reflections on God’s creation were delightful – it is so true, as the Bible tells us in Romans, that we can see the proof of the Creator in His handiwork all around us.
Jan H., Mittagong, Australia
Divine Reflections in Times and Seasons is a beautiful journey through nature and spirituality. Author Eva Peck has a talent for conveying the correlations between the world around us and our spiritual existence. It is a wonderful feeling to see our creator in the beauty of nature and its cycle. It is inspiring and surreal to know that we can be so close to something so pure. Peck’s insights are thought-provoking and meaningful opening your mind to new possibilities and treasures. Her thoughts and revelations are intelligent, calming, and comforting, guiding the reader on a remarkable experience. I highly recommend it!
Sally M., USA
Author Eva Peck’s ‘Divine Reflections in Natural Phenomena’ is an inspiring look at nature, spirituality and the world around us. Peck’s eloquent and fluid writing style allows the reader to become immersed in her insights. Her observations and ability to communicate beauty and truth so effectively draws you into a state of peace and tranquility. The parallels explored in regards to the beauty of nature and that of spirituality provide thought-provoking and intimate connections to our being. This is an excellent look at spirituality and nature without having to subscribe to any particular religion. Highly recommended!
“Raymy”
More reviews on Amazon under each book title.
If any or all of the three books have inspired you, please feel free to comment or write a review on Amazon, Goodreads, or Free-ebooks.
Video trailer for the Divine Reflections trilogy
