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Im Weisheitsbasar
Having absorbed many books of wisdom such as the "Tao Te Ching" and "Secrets of the Great Pyramids", the author set out to turn the genre on its head with this title. Rather than presenting the same world-wise instructions on life, the author filters this material through his own experiences.
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First published July 24, 2001
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June 6, 2019
A journal of all the books he read and mushrooms he ate in college. I might have had a use for it in college. I have to point out the irony of his lamenting about the commodification of so-called truth in so-called life manuals, in his 'but this one is different' life manual.
If you are just getting into eastern philosophy, this could serve as a list of the basics. Then again, so could a simple list of the basics.
If you are just getting into eastern philosophy, this could serve as a list of the basics. Then again, so could a simple list of the basics.
January 14, 2008
This was an incredible book! This book is for every intelligent seeker who has delved through stacks of "Wisdom manuals" and "spiritual how to books" and is still bumbling about in our universe trying to give their life meaning.
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