Find the Seeker! with the subtitle"The pathless path to fulfillment and happiness", based on the triedand tested wisdom of a living Master and enlightened ones throughout the ages,accompanies us on a life-changing inner pilgrimage.
Find the Seeker! is a powerful,straight-talking wake-up call to people of all faiths and confessions, holdingup a mirror to our worldly existence, suffering and the intricate workings ofthe ego. Immensely uplifting and rewarding, the book serves as a travellingcompanion and guide, enticing readers with a vision of what we really are -which can only be directly experienced - by helping us unfold our true natureand reboot our spiritual search so that we can abide in the one Self. In thisway, seekers become finders, and we can enjoy the bliss and lightness of Beingthat are inherently ours.
Find the Seeker! has garnered extensive praise from spiritual teachers:
"A unique, extraordinary and extremely valuable work." - Ihaleakala Lew Pen
"Disarming and worth experiencing." -John Tarrant
"Refreshing as a clear stream." -Robert Meikyo Rosenbaum
"The book...touches your heart." -Hue Feng
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Paperback (trade)
Unsewn / adhesive bound
Dimensions
Height: 216 mm
Width: 140 mm
Thickness: 14 mm
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ISBN-13
978-1-61984-856-6 (9781619848566)
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"Gert Beirer, who was born in Austria in 1945, studied Zen, meditation, Kung-Fu, Qi Gong and acupuncture in Asia. He was given the name Genro ("Origin of Joy") Xuan Lou, Laoshi (Laoshi = "Spiritual Master") by Zen Master Tetsuo Kiichi Nagaya Roshi. Genro Xuan Lou, Laoshi was named Zen (Chan) Master by the Abbot and Grand Master Kun Kong at the Lingyin Temple (Shakyamuni Buddhism) in Hangzhou, with whom he studied 11 years, by Abbot and Zen Master Shi Chan Ming in Wuhan, Province Hubei, China, and was also named Shifu or "Spiritual Teacher" in 2009 by Shi Xue Feng, Abbot of the Ding Shan Temple in Germany.
