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Living God Blues |
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by Lee
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What does it mean to live God? How
does that fit into
enlightened culture? This book is an uncompromising
sample of the dharma as communicated by
Lee Lozowick early in his work as a teacher. Among
other subjects, it addresses the question of how
community living fits into spiritual life.
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$9.95 |
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153
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ISBN:0-934252-09-2 |
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paperback |
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Lee Lozowick
has been teaching in the
Western Baul
tradition for over thirty years. He is the spiritual son of Yogi
Ramsuratkumar, the Godchild of Tiruvannamalai, South India
(1918-2001). Lee is also a poet and lyricist. He occasionally
offers seminars in North America and Europe on spiritual life,
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