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- Yoga is very clear about his intention with this book:
- "I put this book together for my six children but [am] happy to share it."
- It’s not great literature, but Yoga’s record of a journey of some 6 decades that he condenses into 108 pages to reflect the 108 beads of the mala that is so precious to him. It’s a simple story of growing up, falling in love, falling out of love, marriages, divorces, jobs, journeys and discoveries: the awareness that there’s more to life than meets the eye – at which point he awakens to meditation – and that it’s possible to combine a mainstream business career with a spiritual life.
- Yoga’s ‘stream of consciousness’ writing style reflects the factual flow that fits a journal setting out the various themes in his life, bringing the reader from early childhood in a foster home – with few memories – to present-day rich involvement in family (his children and grandchildren as well as his greater sannyas family), multimedia projects and global sustainability issues.
- author
- Yoga C J Bowers
- language
- English
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