Jonti Marks

Still Waters: Masonic Meditations on The Book of Psalms Volume II (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

'To become a Mason is to acknowledge that material life ultimately lacks that which will satisfy our deepest selves. With all its joys and pains, even with great success and real accomplishment, in the end, a time will come when all earthly happiness will count for nothing and our souls will long for something more fulfilling, more lasting and more real'.

This second volume of Masonic Meditations inspired by the Book of Psalms continues where the first one left off, thus completing the cycle which offers inspiring thoughts on all 150 Psalms in a series of 165 'meditations.'

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Jonti Marks
• Erscheinungstermin: 21. Juli 2019
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9780463297681
• Artikelnr.: 70436074

Autorenporträt

Jonti Marks was born in London and grew up partly in England and partly in Kenya. He was a school teacher for 27 years and worked in Zambia, Kenya and the UK as an English and Drama teacher and also as a Head. He left teaching in 2013 to devote himself to his writing full-time.
Jonti became a Freemason in Nairobi in 1990 and has always been interested in the deeper, spiritual significance of the Craft. His Masonic writings aim to illuminate these hidden depths and to help make Freemasonry relevant, useful and inspiring for Masons and non-Masons alike.
Jonti's non-Masonic writings are largely informed either by his experiences as a teacher or by his life in Kenya - and often by his life as a teacher in Kenya!
Jonti's book,' Teaching from the Heart:100 Meditations for Teachers' follows the format of the Masonic books and offers 100 inspirational messages for teachers, parents, policy makers and educationalists in every sphere who do so much to determine the well-being of our society and the future of the planet. It was written as a parting gift to the profession and is the distillation of a 30-year philosophy of education that appears increasingly important and even urgent in today's moral climate.
'The Bhagavad-Gita in 18 Sonnets' also reflects a lifetime's interest and a deep connection with the spiritual teachings of India. Jonti has been familiar with the Gita for all of his life and was moved to try to capture some of the essence and spirit of this sacred text in a wholly poetic form.

You can find out more about Jonti at: www.jontimarks.com