For years, Dalai Lama’s Cat fans have been asking if there’s to be a fourth book – and HHC (His Holiness’s Cat) has been working her paws to the bone. Possibly without butchering a culture, as it so often happens when a white guy decides to explain to other white guys what another religion/culture/country is all about. I really enjoyed this book; I learned a lot about Buddhism that I did not before, as well as learning that some things I thought I knew about it, I was wrong about. He has a way of writing that holds your interest and makes you want to hear more about the teachings of the Dalai Lama.

This is not intended to be a full statement of all your rights under the Distance Selling Regulations. In 2015 David established Mindful Safaris, leading groups to Zimbabwe, Africa - where he was born and brought up – encouraging people to visit extraordinary places, outer and inner, through a combination of daily game viewing trips and meditation sessions. Each encounter offers insight into finding happiness and meaning in the midst of lives that are busy and full of challenges. This cat, that has many names, is the narrator and tells us about her daily life in the Dalai Lama's house and her adventures outside.I started off this review by saying every cat lover should read this book as whilst I was reading it I thought of many of my feline-loving friends who I thought would enjoy it, but by the end of the book I could think of more people (non-cat lovers! There were some things I were supposed to hear from this book and there were perspectives I wanted to learn through the cat's learning. I don't think doctors have a lot of training in nutrition, but I would have thought that Buddhists would have taken some time to study this. In this book, the Dalai Lama sets for his lovable feline companion the task of investigating The Art of Purring. I was really enjoying this book and did not take too much notice of the many references to meat, as this is written from a cat's point of view.

Some humans, it seems, are afflicted with an allergy that must be as devastating as a violent reaction to, say, Belgian truffles, Italian coffee, or Mozart. D., author of Conscious Loving and The First Rule of Ten --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.Besides introducing us to the fascinating life at the residence of one of the great spiritual leaders of our time, the story weaves together self-deprecating humor and profound teaching through the adventures of HHC (His Holiness’s Cat) a. Why should His Holiness not have a cat-if, indeed, "having a cat" is a correct understanding of the relationship? If you’re interested in learning more about mindfulness and other Buddhist principles, this is an easily accessible way to do so.

Groaznic de plictisitoare și inutilă, iar strategia de marketing doar mi-a accentuat sila față de astfel de cărți. At counterpoint is the Dalai Lama, who rescues Snow Lion, and whose compassionate presence transforms the lives of all the characters.Alongside centuries old traditions there are blogs, espressos, computers, and the internet--it is a timely and a timeless tale. Hell yeah, something like that and you definitely deserve it, so cut yourself some slack and check the life of His Holinesses Cat in her own words.