Jamie's Rock: A Story of Tibet (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9780615736372)

Vendor: L. Gary Goldman
Product type: Books
Format: Paperback
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Jamie's Rock: A Story of Tibet

$14.90

Jamie's Rock: A Story of Tibet

$14.90
Format: Paperback
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JAMIE'S ROCK is the story of a gifted but troubled American boy who, through a strange set of circumstances, finds himself in a partnership with Drolma, a powerful and fierce Tibetan yogini, on a mission to save the world from the "... fiery destruction of all but the lowliest of beings." The danger is real, but the massive efforts by the United States and its partner nations come under threat from a most unlikely source. The success of the scientific and political approach of the west is now in serious doubt as Drolma, questioning her own worthiness, struggles to groom Jamie to fulfill a thousand year old prophecy while convincing his terrified mother and grandfather that there is no other real course of action. From the sun bathed shores of Los Angeles to the White House, and on to the exotic cities of India and the snow packed mountains of Tibet, the story evolves from the scientific and geopolitical to a mystical world that might only be just a breath away.

Author: L. Gary Goldman
ISBN-10: 0615736378
ISBN-13: 9780615736372
Publisher: Burning Synapse
Language: English
Published: 01/25/2013
Pages: 288
Format: Paperback
Weight: 0.85lbs
Size: 9.02h x 5.98w x 0.60d
By L. Gary Goldman
By L. Gary Goldman
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Gary Goldman was a US Army Ranger Captain, and commanded a light infantry rifle company in Vietnam. Since then, he has traveled the world involved in a number of "interesting" activities. At one time or another he has taught scuba, flying, close quarter combat, the use of a variety of weapons, land navigation, etc., and once had a jaw-grindingly boring job in corporate IT. He has been a screenwriter, a military/terrorist technical advisor for several high-budget Hollywood films, was a fitness fanatic and became a distance runner. Back in the '90s, he got serious about Tibetan Buddhism, and began the process of sorting some of the karmic kinks out-a task still very much in progress. He now lives in Los Angeles, where he writes, teaches Vinyasa and Ashtanga yoga, and practices almost every day.

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