Authors C. Alexander and Annellen Simpkins tap into their years of training and study in meditation, martial arts and Eastern philosophy to provide readers with a comprehensive introduction to the spiritual tenets and attainments that mark the holistic pathway to a life more in balance. --from Amazon.

"Una vida sin límites se reedita para que los lectores de Alejandra Llamas y los interesados en tener una vida más plena, encuentren las herramientas clave para eliminar los miedos y los obstáculos que le impiden vivir en equilibrio emocional. En este libro, Alejandra Llamas realiza un profundo análisis sobre la conexión que debe tener todo ser humano con su mundo interno, logrando con ello alejarse de la separación y el miedo, y acercarse a...

El Tao Te Ching es un tratado cl�asico sobre el arte de vivir que nos invita a reflexionar acerca de nosotros y de nuestro lugar en el mundo. Su figura central, el Maestro, es un hombre o una mujer que vive en armon�ia con el Tao, esencia del universo y fuente de toda vida. En sus p�aginas, el Maestro nos ense�na con su ejemplo a gobernar nuestras vidas gracias a la conexi�on con la naturaleza y con los dem�as seres vivos. Tao Te Ching...

In this groundbreaking documentary, well-known mystics from the Buddhist, Hindu, Advaita, and Taoist traditions discuss their own awakening experiences, the nature of mysticism, religious tolerance, love and compassion, spiritual practices, the many paths to truth, and world peace. Their comments and personal messages to the world weave together a tapestry of wisdom, compassion and promise.

How does one integrate lessons learned from nature in daily life? This feature documentary is an experiential journey into the mystical practices of Japanese mountain asceticism. In Shugendō (the way of acquiring power), practitioners perform ritual actions from shamanism, "Shintō," Daoism, and Tantric Buddhism. They seek experiential truth of the teachings during arduous climbs in sacred mountains. Through the peace and beauty of the natural world,...

In her first two books, Byron Katie showed how suffering can be ended by questioning the stressful thoughts that create it, through a process of self-inquiry she calls The Work. Now, she encourages us to discover the freedom that lives on the other side of inquiry. Her husband, a renowned translator of the Tao Te Ching, selected provocative excerpts from that ancient text as a stimulus for Katie to talk about the most essential issues that face us...