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Western Sadhus And Sannyasins In India |
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By
Marcus
Allsop |
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Interviews and stories from
Westerners who have renounced the
materialistic values of their native
culture in favor of a life of austerity and spiritual practice in
India. Marcus Allsop’s pilgrimage takes
him from Mt. Arunachala in southern India
to the source of the Ganges in the foothills
of the Himalayas. The text is augmented by
Allsop’s photographs taken throughout his
journey. |
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$14.95 |
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240 pages |
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ISBN:0-934252-50-5 |
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paperback |
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Marcus Allsop,
a longtime student of Indian spirituality, was educated in the
north of
England,
and studied fine art at Newcastle College of Arts and
Technology. He continues to study and work in the domain of
Eastern iconographic painting under the tutelage of one of the
most renowned scholars and practitioners in the field today. He
lives and paints in northern
Arizona.
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