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Boundless Healing: Meditation Exercises to Enlighten the Mind and Heal the Body

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Tulku Thondup captures the essence of compassion and healing in what can only be described as a subtle and outstanding book. The exercises in this book help calm both physical and emotional needs. In fact, these meditations are helpful to anyone who wants to increase their peace of mind and sense of personal well-being.

Although rooted in Buddhism, this book will appeal to Buddhists and non-Buddhists alike. Whoever you are, whatever problems you may face, Tulku Thondup simply wants you feel better...

There are not words to describe how wonderful this books is. It can help you heal the pain in your life. Just keep an open mind.

I have read this book over and over and over again. And like the mystical works described by Borges; it seems to recreate itself anew, each time I open it. There is such a vast array of tremendously valuable exercises and wisdom herein; both in expanse and in depth. I have such tremendous gratitude in my heart for Tulku Thondup in that he took time to write such a detailed treatise on healing that is resonant with compassion, practical in its suggestions/exercises, and beautifully written -- with striking imagery and the perfect balance of theoretical knowledge to illustrative anecdotes. This is a book I hope to keep near for a very long time to come, and to exult in the warm embrace of its healing splendor, rays of encouragement and sage counsel. Moved by such a fine hand and rooted knowing, this book is a tremendous support and reference; the abundance of information and the clarity of its personal expression create a golden alchemy of healing mind, body, soul and heart. I love this book.

This was a book which i bought second hang, i was unsure of the condition in which i would receive it buy i was pleasantly surprise, and very happy. Thank you Amazon for the people you bring to the table i have not be dissapionted as of yet.

Tulku Thondup has once again extracted the essence of traditional Buddhist techniques and made them accessible to Buddhists and non-Buddhists alike. For those who would like to attend one of Tulku Thondup's Workshops on Healing, here is his schedule:
1) Shambhala Center of Washington, DC: March 8 - 10th, 2002 (301) 949 0517
2) Ottawa Shambhala Center, CANADA: May 24 - 26, 2002
(613) 562 5800, poste 1783
3) Karme Choling, Vermont: May 3 - 5th, 2002
(802) 633-2384