The Five Lessons Of Life - Softcover

Adams, Bill

Softcover

ISBN 10: 0712670750 ISBN 13: 9780712670753

Verlag: Rider, 2000

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An inspiring, beautifully written, true story, this extraordinary book is the account of how the author, Bill Adams, went walking in the Himalayas where he met a mysterious local man of the mountains who gradually imparted his five 'Lessons of Life', before disappearing. These lessons concern how to know youself better, how to fulfil your needs, how to become more effective in everything you do, how to deal with problems, and guidance on your behaviour with others. After searching for and dispairing of ever finding the man again, Adams is visited in New Delhi by a computer engineer who, by an extraordinary coincidence, brings a message from the guru, a message Adams cannot refuse: it is now time to share the Five Lessons of Life.

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In the north Indian state of Himachal Pradesh, high in the Himalayas, is an ancient land, steeped in legend. It was here that Bill Adams spent a delightful holiday with his family and here that, walking the road above Kalpa, he met Sangratan the Amchi.

Sangratan is a healer, a wise counselor and a man of extraordinary powers who travels from farm to farm dispensing his medicines and knowledge. Adams was intrigued, and began to seek him out.

Soon Sangratan started teaching the Five Lessons of Life and Adams realised he had stumbled across a man who could offer advice that was both profound in its simplicity, and deeply powerful in its practicality.

This extraordinary book is the true story of the meetings between these two men from two different worlds. It is also the author's attempt to pass on Sangratan's teachings to us all. The Five Lessons are a guide to everyone who seeks to improve the quality of his life; to cope when faced with problems; to find out what is really important - and how to live harmoniously with others.

The Five Lessons changed Bill Adams for ever. They may help and change us too.

Über diese Auflage

• Verlag: Rider
• Erscheinungsdatum: 2000
• ISBN 10: 0712670750
• ISBN 13: 9780712670753
• Einband: Tapa blanda
• Anzahl der Seiten: 192