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JOURNAL Volume 4:
Cranky
Rants and Bitter Wisdom from One Considered Wise in Some
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February 27, 2002 through May 12, 2002 |
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By
Mr. Lee Khepa Baul |
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The living
teaching of the American-born spiritual master, Lee Lozowick,
the founder of the Western Baul Tradition, is here
expressed and encoded in 5 volumes (only 4 are still
available) of his personal journals. Each book contains
thirty or more of Lee’s spontaneous essays (he tells the
reader that no editing is made) written one-a-day over the
course of several months at a time, beginning in 1990 and
culminating in 2005.
Commenting
upon these writings, Lee remarked that everything prior to
these books that was credited to him was “about the
teaching.” With the publication of these journals he
remarked, “these are the teaching.” No linear continuity
will be found herein. These books capture the mind, heart
and mood of the spiritual master as he reflects upon life as
it is. They are guaranteed to, CHOOSE ONE: a.) provoke, b.)
delight, c.) outrage, d.) frustrate, e.) enlighten, f.) all
of the above.
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$50.00 |
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232
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ISBN:1-890772-29-1 |
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hardcover |
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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,
relationships and parenting.
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