366 Readings From World Religions

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From as far back in time as history records, human beings have sought the truth – some order or entity that unifies all existence. Sometimes these have been codified in certain writings approved as scriptural, other less centralised traditions have collections of sayings and stories, still others have passed on their wisdom orally.

This collection contains all three types of tradition, providing a unique overall view of the collective spiritual wisdom of humanity. Despite the variety of form and style, the common insights shine brilliantly through, and the introductions to each tradition provide a succinct summary of how we can relate this wisdom to our own lives today.

Containing 12 chapters, each with 31 readings, the book can be used as a means of education, reference or inspiration. An introduction to each tradition covers origins, teachings, expressions and themes that are relevant for us today, written in a readable style suitable for most age groups.


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    Feb28 Well, it's a Tuesday, so I'll probably be hanivg Buffalo Wild Wings for lunch (cheap wings on Tuesday) if they're still in business.Around 6 I'll probably be watching Scrubs in it's 5th season of continual syndication with no new episodes or maybe reading a book on my brand new 5 year old Amazon Kindle (or the latest incarnation there of).Or maybe, just maybe, I'll be sitting in my den, wearing my slippers and smoking jacket, scotch in hand, smoking my pipe and watching Anderson Cooper anchor NBC Nightly News with a copy of the New York Times open to the National Politics page.I'll mark on my calender to let you know.


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    Posted by Kanako on 7th Feb 2013

    Sep04Hannah Miet Thanks, love. Solace in strangers is exatcly it. Words memorized as a comfort. Meditation, I guess.P.s. There are hundreds of Asians in Times Square doing some kind of meditation performance. They are all wearing bright yellow shirts. I can't make out what they say from my perch in the library.


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