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This book recounts the author's travels and his meetings with monks, remarkable masters, and dozens of other memorable Chinese people -- the funny, the wise, the unscrupulous, the kind and compassionate. Anyone who has wondered about the health of monastic Buddhism in China today will find this a fascinating account. Anyone who longs for the serenity and clarity that the author sought in his journey will benefit from reading this book.

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This book recounts the author's travels and his meetings with monks, remarkable masters, and dozens of other memorable Chinese people -- the funny, the wise, the unscrupulous, the kind and compassionate. Anyone who has wondered about the health of monastic Buddhism in China today will find this a fascinating account. Anyone who longs for the serenity and clarity that the author sought in his journey will benefit from reading this book.
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Autorenporträt
Jay Martin holds Ph.D.s in Psychoanalysis and English. He has been a professor of Government, English, a supervisor in Psychiatry and Human Behavior and a psychoanalyst in private practice. He was the 2000-1 Dai Ho Chun Distinguished Visiting Professor at the U. of Hawai'i, and teaches at Claremont McKenna College. His biography of Henry Miller has been translated into many languages; other books include biographies of Nathanael West, Robert Lowell and Conrad Aiken.: