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Return of the Urban Warrior: High-Speed Spirituality For People on the Run

Return of the Urban Warrior: High-Speed Spirituality For People on the Run

by TheBarefootDoctor (Author)

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    Paperback 2001

    $3.75
Synopsis

This text is an accessible guide to everything you need to know to live well in the fast, furious 21st century, It is a guide to surviving and thriving amidst the growing pressures of modern urban life, and tuning in to the global spirit. This book enables you to make use of brief moments of free time and use them to maximise your spiritual awareness and well-being. Barefoot Doctor prescribes a broad range of Taoist techniques, comprising new meditations, energy work, affirmations and visualisation skills, breathing methods, prayer formats and physical chi exercises. The book also contains spiritual advice on universal topics from communication skills to making money, loneliness, friends, escapism, taking risks, health, success and failure, addictions, and much more.

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Format: Paperback
 Pages: 282
 Publisher: Thorsons
Published: 01 Oct 2001
ISBN 10: 0007122977
ISBN 13: 9780007122974

Media Reviews
Barefoot Doctor is the modern day equivalent of a nomadic healer (but he's also got) enough charm and humour to make palatable at least some of the pseudospiritual psychobabble his vocation involves DAILY TELEGRAPH A charismatic figure with a calming way (of helping his charges) ... one to catch. TIME OUT (After one hour of healing), the sense of lifted spirits and serenity is overwhelming VOGUE
Author Bio
Barefoot Doctor, also known as Stephen Russell, is the author of Handbook for the Urban Warrior and teacher of all things taoist, including meditation, philosophy, Chinese medicine and T'ai chi. He follows in the tradition of the barefoot doctors of the Orient, who wandered the hinterlands keeping the locals in good health and spirits. He has been practicing for more than 20 years, specialising in personal-crisis management. He now has a weekly column in The Observer.