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| Category: Spirituality And Psychology |
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| About the Book | |
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Tigers above, Tigers below is a book about extraordinary wisdom in ordinary places. You’ll find Jesus, Buddha, Egyptian monks, and Tibetan masters traveling comfortably alongside of family, friends, and strangers met unexpectedly. Drawing on major themes from religion, philosophy and psychology, this book transforms our everyday experiences into powerful lessons. Although often overlooked, our lives are full of rich details that have the power to illuminate and to restore its meaning. The only requirement is that we make a decision to stop, listen, and learn from ourselves – and others. The reward is our reconnection with humanity. If 'Chicken Soup for the Soul' is as comforting and reassuring as a well worn blanket, then Tigers above, Tigers below is like a sticker-burr in your sock! Be careful. It might make you think! “The book that I would slip my children would itself be slippery.” Alan Watts, 'The Book'
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| About the Author | |
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James E. McGinley is a licensed counselor and a retired military veteran. He enjoys writing and researching on cross-cultural conflicts and convergences of all kinds. He obtained his PhD in Industrial/Organizational Psychology from Northcentral University. |