El profesor Levine ha escrito extensamente sobre la política, las elecciones y las relaciones internacionales de Nueva Zelanda. Sus obras ofrecen una profunda perspectiva sobre la dinámica de la vida política del país y su posición en el escenario mundial. A través de sus análisis, contribuye a una mejor comprensión de los procesos clave que dan forma a la sociedad neozelandesa. Su trabajo es un recurso valioso para cualquiera interesado en el panorama político de la región.
¿Qué es la muerte? ¿Sobrevive a la muerte algún aspecto clave del ser humano? ¿Qué nos dice la sabiduría perenne y la ciencia moderna acerca de la supervivencia? ¿Qué tienen que decir al respecto las experiencias fuera del cuerpo o cercanas a la muerte? Prestigiosos pensadores en los campos de la conciencia, la psicología, la biología, la parapsicología, el chamanismo o las tradiciones espirituales exploran todas estas cuestiones. El resultado es fascinante. “El mejor libro en su género” (De la crítica internacional).
A guide to healing meditation, from revered teacher Stephen Levine.Drawing on years of first-hand experience working with the chronically ill, here Levine presents original techniques for working with pain and grief. Addressing the choice and application of treatment, discussing the development of a merciful awareness as a means of healing, and providing practical meditation techniques as well as personal anecdotes from his career, Levine has crafted a valuable resource for anyone dealing with pain—physical or mental.
The first book that explains how to open to the immensity of living with death—and how participating fully in life is the perfect preparation for whatever may come next. In Who Dies?, the Levines provide calm compassion rather than the frightening melodrama of death.
In this intelligent, accessible work, acclaimed poet and meditation teacher Stephen Levine introduces readers to meditation. Filled with practical guidance and advice—as well as extensive personal recollections—A Gradual Awakening explains the value of meditation as a means of attaining awareness, and provides readers with extensive advice on how establish a practice. Drawing on his own personal experiences with and insights into vipassana meditation, Levine has crafted an inspiring book for anyone interested in deep personal growth.
For over thirty-two years, Stephen and Ondrea Levine have offered emotional and spiritual support to those facing life-threatening illnesses and their caregivers. Through workshops, writings, and compassionate interactions, they have profoundly impacted lives worldwide. This work shares Ondrea Levine's journey of service, illustrating how to confront illness, personal challenges, and spiritual growth. The impetus for sharing her story arose from a medical prognosis signaling the end of her spiritual exploration. In this touching collaboration, Ondrea and Stephen navigate the challenge of articulating her inner experiences and significant life events, which she refers to as a "love story." Stephen describes this collaboration as the most intimate they have undertaken, providing a unique opportunity to connect deeply with each other's experiences. Writing in Ondrea's voice became part of their healing processes. Their teachings have inspired many, including Rich Fernandez, Ph.D., who notes that their work emanates from reverence and compassion, benefiting those seeking clarity and openness. The Levines have authored over ten books and, while living in relative isolation in northern New Mexico, use their website to maintain connections and continue their teachings.
The narrative delves into the author's personal journey of transformation, offering profound insights and wisdom gained through his experiences. As a world-renowned spiritual teacher, he reveals intimate details of his path, inviting readers to explore their own spiritual growth and understanding. This book serves as a guide for those seeking deeper connections with themselves and the world around them.
Contemporary spiritual teacher Sogyal Rinpoche's "The Tibetan Book of Living and Dying dealt with how to use the consciousness of our mortality to live a better life. Now the author of the perennial bestseller "Who Dies?" tells us how to live mindfully each moment, each hour, each day as if it were all that was left.
Set against the backdrop of a tranquil seaside town, the story unfolds with a series of mysterious explosions that shatter the calm of an October evening in 1968. As the residents of Eastbourne and surrounding areas rush to uncover the source of the chaos, the narrative promises a blend of suspense and intrigue, exploring the impact of sudden turmoil on a close-knit community. The unfolding events hint at deeper secrets and tensions lurking beneath the surface of their seemingly peaceful lives.
The history of Eastbourne's fire service spans 150 years, showcasing its evolution from hand pumps to horse-drawn steam engines and finally to motor-driven vehicles. Throughout this period, the service adapted to advancements in firefighting techniques. The firefighters, primarily local volunteers, included tradespeople and shopkeepers, highlighting the community's commitment to public safety and the collaborative spirit of the town.
Set against the backdrop of the early 19th-century conflict between Great Britain and France, the narrative explores the heightened tensions following the collapse of the Treaty of Amiens in 1803. With fears of a French invasion looming, British authorities initiated a significant defensive strategy focused on the vulnerable south coast, leading to an extensive and costly barrack construction program. The story delves into the military and societal responses to the threat posed by Napoleon's ambitions in Europe.
