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 Mind, Body and Spirit Companion
Newest Review: ... landscapes, lamps etc. which I find very inspiring, helpful for memory of what you have read, and not patronising and obvious ... more  ... like some books in this genre. The pages have subtle background colours and images which also help to bring the words alive.
*WISDOM* Content
The advice contained within the book centres around meditations, written and thought exercises, wistful quotes, and some physical activities, aimed to make the reader think and act in ways that will be benficial to the mind, body and spirit.
The advice presented is well balanced between Western and Eastern ideas and philosophies (with quotes from figureheads as various as ...more |
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Pages: 240, Paperback, Duncan Baird Publishers Last Update 11.12.2009 06:11
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Mind, Body and Spirit Companion: Free your spirit and fulfil your dreams (799 words)
by - written on 19/10/09 (Very useful, 10 readings)
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This book is described on its blurb as: "An illustrated treasury of wisdom - to guide you on your journey towards self-awareness, positive change and peace of mind" This quote perfectly describes the content and nature of the book. *AN ILLUSTRATED TREASURY* Look and feel This book has an aura of a children's story or poetry treasury to it due to its layout and beautiful illustrations. The covers contain a lovely image of a landscape in blue, green, yellow and orange which is both invigorating and calming to look at. Despite the addage "never judge a book by its cover", the cover encapsulates the vision of the book ... Read the complete review
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