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Not too long ago, in a realm closer than most people are aware, Sage, one of the Trinity Three, surrounded by her angel, fairy and elemental guardians, is ready to ascend. It all began after her father passed away, when a meeting with the fairy prince; Petalstar, unlocks a gateway to portholes of esoteric truths, ultimately revealing her ancestry...her destined path. When Sage is abducted by the Baobhan Sith, she soon realizes that they are not the only beings wanting to possess her ... the question is why?
The 1970s cult TV show Kung Fu introduced an entire generation of Americans to the ways of eastern philosophy. Its central appeal rested with the lead character, Kwai Chang Caine, whose graceful ways and respect for all life, attracted viewers of all ages, creeds, and colors.The over four hundred quotes of The Kung Fu Book of Wisdom are gathered from the words of Caine and Master Po and Master Kan, the Shaolin monks who were Caine's teachers. Arranged by notable topics that the show addressed: courage, discipline, freedom, and harmony--to name a few--this book offers clear insights of eastern wisdom.
The first ever book-length study of the influential Stoic concept of wisdom.
Advice for those seeking to deepen and build their relationship with God.
The path of wisdom from Solomon to Jesus and from Jesus to the churchIn the early Jesus movement, wisdom in the person of Jesus was believed to have returned to heaven, exalted to the right hand of God, and to reign from there. But Jesus as wisdom had left both his legacy and his influence behind. The sayings of Jesus recorded in the Gospels reflect not only the influence of the Israelite wisdom traditions, but also the tradition of the personification of wisdom.In this provocative volume newly available in paperback, Ben Witherington provides both an introduction to Israel's wisdom traditions and insight into how Jesus and his sayings fit in that tradition. Beyond this, he demonstrates the on-going significance and influence of these traditions on other New Testament writings. He concludes that Jesus may be viewed primarily as a prophetic sage emphasizing instruction, insight, and humor in a vein counter to the dominant culture.
When Dewey sells his business and retires from full-time work at age fifty, he starts visiting the library. Its there that he meets a wise man named Mike who enjoys reading actual, tangible books. Here on the search for wisdom, are you? is the first question Mike asks. Dewey does not know it at the time, but hell be seeing lots more of Mikewholl end up having a profound impact on his life. Mike recognizes that Dewey is on a sages journey, which is lifes sixth and final stage. It is here that the leader has relinquished or given up his control, and instead searches for wisdom and insight so that he may provide this to others, he says. Mike agrees to serve as Deweys tour guide on the journey and gives him an Axiom coin with special markings and words. Dewey soon learns that the coin is magic and will allow him to meet and talk with many people who have walked down a path to gain wisdom. Join Dewey as he uses his magical coin to travel through time, meeting interesting characters who help him achieve his destiny.
With uncommon insight, The Sage's Way uses the tradition of Oriental wisdom to explore such common subjects as acceptance, patience, power, self, grace, grief and laughter. Think of its Prologue and 64 Chapters as the Eastern philosophical equivalent of Kahlil Gibran's The Prophet. Each chapter is composed of a teaching and a commentary. The teachings- from a mysterious sage of Mount Shan- are concise and dense, somewhat like the enigmatic pronouncements that might come from a reclusive mystic. The commentaries- offered by Old Shu, a remarkable hunchback living a life of contented simplicity- are wonderfully sensible and wise, somewhat like our own deepest awareness when we are introspective, honest, trusting and intuitive. The Sage's Way leads readers toward an awareness that will inspire inner strength and quiet serenity. This is the best of Oriental wisdom, the essence of both Taoism and Zen presented with a grounded clarity that is both deeply challenging and elegantly simple. As such, this book is likely to become a lifetime companion, offering day-to-day guidance while providing poignant readings for special occasions. Author of internationally sold books The Tao of Relationships, The Tao of Being, The Tao of Sailing, Zen Brushpoems, The Tao of Zen, The New Lao Tzu, Ray Grigg is eminently qualified to offer this work to those who are seeking a balanced and harmonious way through the sometimes bewildering challenges of ordinary life.
As a pioneer in the adult children of alcoholics movement, Sharon Wegscheider-Cruse helped countless people heal from their painful pasts and forge a better tomorrow for themselves and future generations. Here, she reflects on her own life journey--the deep lows, the soaring highs, the mundane and the magnificent--and shows us that our lives are a tapestry of our experiences. Stitched together, we can see the purpose in every moment, and when we weave in the wisdom of those who have come before us, uncover valuable lessons that we can impart to others. In this process, we become a sage; someone who has reached a time of inner wisdom and peace and yet wants more. Wherever you are in life's journey Becoming a Sage will encourage you to be courageous and confident, to become of "teller of the truth" and embrace your past--both the good and the bad--with grateful acceptance. By doing so you, too, will become a sage and realize your radiant vitality and worth in the world. -- Publisher.
For over sixty years, some of the most powerful essays written by Rav Yehuda Ashlag, known as Baal HaSulam (Owner of the Ladder) for his Sulam (Ladder) commentary on The Book of Zohar, have been sealed and concealed. In some, the text has become indiscernible and the letters barely readable. In some, the text has been torn and some was lost. For this reason, ellipses are quite common, either because the original text is incomplete, or because it cannot be read with certainty. And yet, the authenticity of the texts, and the content and message resonate from every page in this inspiring book. You cannot truly understand Baal HaSulam until you read such seminal essays as “600,000 Souls,” “Exile and Redemption,” or “One Commandment.”
The twentieth anniversary edition of William Martin’s free-verse interpretation of the Tao Te Ching, written expressly for those coming into the fullness of their wisdom Lao Tzu’s Tao Te Ching reminds its readers that the sage has been venerated in China for thousands of years. Twenty years ago, William Martin subtly and powerfully captured the complex emotions connected with growing older in this free-verse interpretation of the Tao. His words resonate just as much now, encouraging today’s sages to recognize their inestimable worth in a youth-centric world that often goes astray: “If there is to be a transformation, it will be the sages among us who will show the way. The elders, the wisewomen, the shamans, the grandmothers, and the grandfathers will provide the guidance, for they have undergone the necessary initiations . . . and emerged into the spaciousness of simplicity, freedom, and joy.”