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  • Language: Spanish

    Published by Bruna Uitgevers, A.W.

    9022983714 / 9789022983713

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    Seller: Hamelyn, Madrid, M, SpainHamelyn

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    Condition: Very Good. : En 'In het voetspoor van de meester', un monje budista viaja con un amigo estadounidense a Mongolia Interior en busca de los restos de su maestro espiritual. Publicado en 1999, este libro de George Crane y Lies van Twisk ofrece una profunda exploración de temas espirituales y culturales. EAN: 9789022983713 Tipo: Libros Categoría: Religión y Espiritualidad Título: In het voetspoor van de meester Autor: George Crane| Lies van Twisk Editorial: Bruna Uitgevers, A.W. Idioma: nl Páginas: 288 Formato: tapa blanda.…

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    Language: Dutch

    Published by A.W. Bruna & Zn, 1999

    9022983714 / 9789022983713

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    Softcover. Condition: As New. In the steady hands of poet George Crane, previously unknown Zen master Tsung Tsai comes off as truly extraordinary. A "poet, philosopher, house builder, scientist, doctor, and when necessary, kung fu ass-kicker," Tsung Tsai would still be wandering about anonymously if it were not, Crane says, for the need of financing provided by an advance on this book. The last of the monks from his Chinese monastery, Tsung Tsai felt he had to return one last time to find and honor his master's bones and rekindle his tradition. Crane recounts their joint adventure, opening with Tsung Tsai's harrowing decades-earlier escape from newly communist China, walking from Inner Mongolia to Hong Kong through a war-torn, famine-struck, psychotic land, nearly starving along the way. Crane, a self-styled hedonist ne'er-do-well, who says that meditation makes him nauseous, sets the stage for an entrancing buddy story back to China with this highly disciplined but carefree Zen master. As their mutual affection grows, Crane absorbs Tsung Tsai's spare but demanding philosophy, which sustains them through the base poverty of northern China, a life-threatening 18-hour climb up and down a treacherous mountain, and a confrontation with a master of black magic. A page-turner and an eye-opener.…

  • Language: Dutch

    Published by Bruna

    9022983714 / 9789022983713

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