The Spirit Lives: A Personal Journey from Loss to Understanding through Religious Experience by Francesco Garibaldo, Dinghong Yi (editors)

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The Spirit Lives: A Personal Journey from Loss to Understanding through Religious Experience
Authors:	David Howe Turner
ISBN:	9780820457611
Binding:	Paperback
Year:	2002
Pages:	244
Size:	15 x 23 cm
Weight:	340 grams
Price:	INR960.00

About the Book

The Spirit Lives recounts the author’s struggle with the death of his young son and his subsequent journeying in search of stability and meaning. During his encounters with Christian monasticism, Balinese Hinduism, a variety of traditions in north India, Japanese Zen Buddhism, and Native Canadian religion, he experiences firsthand what Aboriginal people in Australia had been trying to teach him for more than a generation: The spirit lives. It sustains us. It moves us to our finest moments.

About the Authors

Francesco Garibaldo

Francesco Garibaldo is an industrial sociologist. He was director of the Institute for Labour Foundation (IpL) in Bologna and is now a member of the scientific direction of IRES Istituto Ricerche Economiche e Sociali in Emilia Romagna (Italy).

Dinghong Yi

Dinghong Yi is an economist. He is chief editor of Labor Economics and Labor Relations and lecturer for Economics, Labor Economics and Game Theory at the School of Labor Relations and Human Resources of Renmin University of China.

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