Amar Ochani

Gebundenes Buch

Inner Explorations of a Seeker

Beschreibung

Everyone wants to be happy and lead a peaceful life, but not everyone has peace and happiness as the dominant experience of their life. One may wonder why? This book aims to inspire us to find meaning in everyday life and gives the key pointers that lead to the experience of peace, happiness and freedom. A collection of essays and thoughts on practical spirituality, Inner Explorations of a Seeker hopes to illuminate your path with a nurturing light as you embark on an inner quest. Among these pages are musings on finding one's passion, understanding the true meaning of compassion, why must one meditate, learning to be mindful, practicing loving kindness and forgiveness, building quality relationships, and many other subjects that we'd like to comprehend but often struggle with. Written in simple, jargon-free language, Inner Explorations of a Seeker is an essential guide and a reference point to spirituality in action.

Autor

The journey from the world of finance and international banking to the inner world of spirituality and meditation has been a fascinating experience for Amar Ochani. As he reminisces "Like most people, I spent a substantial part of life with the feeling that something is missing. This feeling stayed with me until I realized that meditation and spirituality interested me more than money and recognition did. Money and fame still pull me, but their lure is far lesser now." Amar is a keen Vipassana meditator which he learned from renowned Vipassana teacher, the late S. N. Goenka. He did his post-graduation in political science from Bombay University and led various inspirational seminars for the Landmark Forum in India. He lived and worked in London, UK before settling down in Canada. Inner Explorations of a Seeker is his debut book.

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Inspired Living Publications
• Seitenzahl: 286
• Erscheinungstermin: 8. Januar 2018
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 222mm x 145mm x 20mm
• Gewicht: 550g
• ISBN-13: 9781775077510
• ISBN-10: 1775077519
• Artikelnr.: 50628833