Monk of All Faiths

De: Gudjon Bergmann

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

He was known as the monk of all faiths. For over forty years, he had traveled the world, staying in monasteries, temples, churches, caves, tents, and synagogues, with gurus, sufis, yogis, mystics, shamans, and religious families alike. Like a chameleon, he took on the attributes of their traditions, prayed, ate, meditated, and served as they did, living each religion to the best of his ability. He had never written anything, never given interviews, never broadcast his message, yet word of his peaceful interactions with people of all faiths had spread. Those who had heard about him were curious. Why did he go on this journey? How did he get along with people? What had he learned? On this day, the monk had agreed to answer questions about his journey for the first time. A small group of men and women had gathered in a spacious retreat center in the mountains, eager to hear what he had to say...

Inspired by Kahlil Gibran's seminal work, The Prophet, this book offers words of wisdom on a wide range of topics, including perennialism, spirit, morality, love, religion and war, prayer, meditation, interfaith, and more. This hard cover version is a perfect gift book and suitable for anyone interested in perennialism, interfaith, interspirituality, and peaceful co-existence.