Ecstatic Kabbalah by David A. Cooper  (5)
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Editorial Reviews
Review
"A personal inward journey rich in insight into the path of retreat and meditation."
--Yoga Journal
"A captivating account of an ancient endeavor: the journey toward spiritual awakening. David Cooper does not sanitize his experience or hold back; he describes both the agony and the ecstasy, the heavenly and the hellish, with unadorned close-to-the-bone honesty. This book will encourage those who have traveledthese paths and will inspire those who haven't. It may well become a classic description of the spiritual odyssey."
--Larry Dossey, MD, author of Healing Words
"What this book does is see through the superficial question of 'What path are you following?' to reveal the crucial one which is 'What is the purpose of your spiritual practice?' David Cooper seems clear that we practice in order to reconnect with the kindness and compassion which is our essential nature."
--Sylvia Boorstein, co-found of Spirit Rock Meditation Center
Review
"A personal inward journey rich in insight into the path of retreat and meditation."
--Yoga Journal
"A captivating account of an ancient endeavor: the journey toward spiritual awakening. David Cooper does not sanitize his experience or hold back; he describes both the agony and the ecstasy, the heavenly and the hellish, with unadorned close-to-the-bone honesty. This book will encourage those who have traveledthese paths and will inspire those who haven't. It may well become a classic description of the spiritual odyssey."
--Larry Dossey, MD, author of Healing Words
"What this book does is see through the superficial question of 'What path are you following?' to reveal the crucial one which is 'What is the purpose of your spiritual practice?' David Cooper seems clear that we practice in order to reconnect with the kindness and compassion which is our essential nature."
--Sylvia Boorstein, co-found of Spirit Rock Meditation Center
See all Editorial Reviews
"A personal inward journey rich in insight into the path of retreat and meditation."
--Yoga Journal
"A captivating account of an ancient endeavor: the journey toward spiritual awakening. David Cooper does not sanitize his experience or hold back; he describes both the agony and the ecstasy, the heavenly and the hellish, with unadorned close-to-the-bone honesty. This book will encourage those who have traveledthese paths and will inspire those who haven't. It may well become a classic description of the spiritual odyssey."
--Larry Dossey, MD, author of Healing Words
"What this book does is see through the superficial question of 'What path are you following?' to reveal the crucial one which is 'What is the purpose of your spiritual practice?' David Cooper seems clear that we practice in order to reconnect with the kindness and compassion which is our essential nature."
--Sylvia Boorstein, co-found of Spirit Rock Meditation Center
Review
"A personal inward journey rich in insight into the path of retreat and meditation."
--Yoga Journal
"A captivating account of an ancient endeavor: the journey toward spiritual awakening. David Cooper does not sanitize his experience or hold back; he describes both the agony and the ecstasy, the heavenly and the hellish, with unadorned close-to-the-bone honesty. This book will encourage those who have traveledthese paths and will inspire those who haven't. It may well become a classic description of the spiritual odyssey."
--Larry Dossey, MD, author of Healing Words
"What this book does is see through the superficial question of 'What path are you following?' to reveal the crucial one which is 'What is the purpose of your spiritual practice?' David Cooper seems clear that we practice in order to reconnect with the kindness and compassion which is our essential nature."
--Sylvia Boorstein, co-found of Spirit Rock Meditation Center
See all Editorial Reviews
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- The Spiritual Gifts of Travel: The Best of Travelers' Tales by James O'Reilly in Back Matter
- Travelers' Tales: The Road Within: True Stories of Transformation by Sean O'Reilly on page 89
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