Beauty as a State of Being: Mastering Mind and the Spiritual Path by Katz, Solomon

Beauty as a State of Being: Mastering Mind and the Spiritual Path (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9780989111270)

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Beauty as a State of Being: Mastering Mind and the Spiritual Path by Katz, Solomon

Beauty as a State of Being: Mastering Mind and the Spiritual Path

$14.95
Beauty as a State of Being: Mastering Mind and the Spiritual Path by Katz, Solomon

Beauty as a State of Being: Mastering Mind and the Spiritual Path

$14.95
Format: Paperback
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Awards:
2014 Next Generation Indie Book Awards: Winner, Self Help
2015 Foreword Reviews Book of the Year Awards: Silver Winner, Self Help
2014 National Indie Excellence Book Awards: Winner, Self Help - Spiritual
2014 Nautilus Book Awards: Silver Winner, Religion/Spirituality - Eastern
This book is required reading for everyone who has a mind. The mind is a powerful tool capable of great creativity and invention. But, when used improperly, the mind can also become an instrument of suffering. Beauty as a State of Being shows the reader how to use the mind well, so that peace can reign in the individual life and, by extension, the life of the world.

When the mind finds its proper place the heart is revealed and, with the heart, joy. Beauty as a State of Being guides the reader to realms of joy and spiritual illumination, where answers to the great questions of life are also to be found. As the path presented in this book progresses toward the spiritual, the ideas ascend in conceptual and literary beauty, in essays and prose poems that are themselves revelations of the heart.

Author: Solomon Katz
ISBN-10: 098911127X
ISBN-13: 9780989111270
Publisher: Deeper Currents
Language: English
Published: 12/27/2013
Pages: 304
Format: Paperback
Weight: 0.70lbs
Size: 7.99h x 5.24w x 0.64d
Award: IndieFab awards - Silver Medal Winner

By Solomon Katz
By Solomon Katz
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Solomon Katz' interest in meditation led him to Asia where he lived as a Buddhist monk in Burma and Sri Lanka. By the time he returned home and began doctoral studies, he had spent three full years in periods of silent meditation. At Harvard University, he earned concurrent graduate degrees in world religion and psychology. He trained in, practiced, and taught psychology at a Harvard affiliated teaching hospital, and held a clinical faculty position at Harvard Medical School. His extensive meditative, academic, and clinical experience are integrated in this classic book of wisdom.

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