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Atomic Scars. A collection of poetry by the Danish poet and writer Lene Henningsen. Poetic images floating in superposition. Stories told in an atomised form. Stories about the state of love, countries, the world.Memory and vision, clothed in sorrow and irony, rebellion and gentleness, beauty. Time as openings and as scars. Scars as small or vast as atoms.At all times this longing for nature and for - belonging. The aim: Let every single poem contain the universe.

Modern shaman. A guide to contemporary shamanism focusing on its benefits to the individual and society. A guide for modern shamans, for city people with tangible roots, for nature lovers, artists, therapists, dreaming realists, each and every one of the undogmatic lovers of our miraculous Earth.How are intuition and creative forces connected to nature? What does the connection with nature mean for our lives? What is a modern shaman? Pathfinder, nature lover, artist, magician, healer?There are multiple paths to nature and its deeper layers of reality. The future of the planet depends on people rediscovering the paths that make caring for nature an instinct, an inner voice that cannot be ignored.Lene Henningsen is a Danish writer and poet. For around a decade, she has been exploring the deeper connection to nature and worked on her skills as - a modern shaman.

The Weiss-Manetti Prediction. A "quantum novel" by Danish writer and poet Lene Henningsen. A condensed, poetic work on existential and political issues. A novel about Quantum physics. Time. Space. Transfer of energy. Unimaginable speeds and the development of artificial intelligence. Love and loss. Refugees. Conflict zones. Homo weddings. Women in science. The Philosopher Badiou. Ancient societies forgetting who they are. Nature lost to that oblivion.Which direction is the world taking? And what are people doing with their lives in the meantime?In The Weiss-Manetti Prediction, the destinies of five characters intersect each other's orbits: Wilma the quantum physicist, Vincent the businessman, Khalil the young refugee, Bibi the journalist and Miriam the artist - each facing a crucial crossroads in their lives with choices that call for something out of the ordinary.Lene Henningsen has published several books in Danish and received literary awards for her work. Today she lives in the countryside. The shift from city life to a life in nature has accentuated the "voices of nature" in her writings.