Aging as a Spiritual Practice

In Aging as a Spiritual Practice, Buddhist priest and teacher, Lewis Richmond, describes the four stages of aging, providing an uplifting look at life's enriching journey.Drawing on the teachings of Buddhism, he urges us to rejoice in getting older, not to fight it; to adapt to a different way of living rather than trying to chase a mythical elixir of youth in a quest to stay younger for longer. He says: 'Everything is aging, all the time. We age...

By Lewis Richmond
File Size: 799 KB
Print Length: 246 pages
Page Numbers Source ISBN: B00B9ZDWBY
Publisher: Michael Joseph (March 1, 2012)
Publication Date: March 1, 2012
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B0076O2U6U
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Format: PDF Text djvu book

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This is a wonderful little book to savor. I use the term "little" to mean visually only--this book is undersized, yet comforting and mighty. It is especially encouraging to seniors (and, I expect, to every age) who have few resources or who live in

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