Title: down-to-earth spiritual advice
Product review: This book is the second book by Sakyong Mipham Rinpoche - known as a Tibetan lama with Western upbringing, education and habits (he runs marathon and plays golf, is newly-wed but also represents the ancient Tibetan tradition of Shambhala in Tibet as well as in the West, thus providing a bridge between two worlds in more than one sense.This book contains practical advice for leading a meaningful and succesful life in East or West, using meditation as a way to overcome the difficulties in daily life - without having to give up our daily activities or go monastic. It clearly states the losing battle against adversity and death we all fight, and are bound to lose - and provides a straight way into a quite different view. To me, it seems he gives the only logical solutions to present predicaments in our personal life and society as a whole. If all people (or even only the well-intentioned) would take this advice really to heart, the world would be a better place.
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