Climbing the Blue Mountain: A Guide for the Spiritual Journey

by Eknath Easwaran

Book Overview

A master spiritual teacher invites us on a journey - to the summit of self-discovery. This is a book to lift the spirit of anyone aiming to live a kinder, calmer, more meaningful life, in the midst of... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0915132702
• ISBN13: 9780915132706
• Release Date: January 1993
• Publisher: Nilgiri Press
• Length: 176 Pages
• Weight: 0.56 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 5.4" x 8.5"

Customer Reviews

Great stories, great inspiration

This is a book of essays that are deceptively simple in their telling, yet get to the heart of spiritual development: what do you need to do, today, to make your life feel better? Easwaran doesn't lecture, rather he chats to you, and gradually you realise that he is talking about something that you really want to know about. His answers are straightforward and clear.

Simple lessons, difficult practice, worth every moment.

Sri Easwaran shed his body in October, 1999. His lessons will live with us forever. He told us that his greatest tribute as a teacher would be for all of us to continue learning and practicing his 8-point program. This book is just one of the fabulous guides to a life filled with meaning. Get it-read it-DO IT.

Practical Spirituality at its best.

For those following Easwaran's 8-point program outlined in his book, "Meditation," this collection of essays sheds wonderful new insights into the spiritual journey. For those not following it, this may well inspire you to. Easwaran has a gentle way of taking you by the hand and leading you through all that lays ahead once you begin the journey inward. And, while he doesn't hesitate to tell you that this is the heardest thing you'll ever do, he's so darn reassuring that you actually believe you can get there. These essays are filled with personal ancedotes and stories from the life of a man who has obviously arrived where we're all trying to go, and yet, still manages to sound as down to earth as any of us. As with all Easwaran's books, highly recommended.