That Was Zen, This Is Tao: Living Your Way to Enlightenment

by Chris Prentiss

Overview

An invaluable new guide to the most important journey of your life—from the author of "Zen and the Art of Happiness" The ancient sages spoke of "Tao" not only as the spiritual essence of All-That-Is but as the path of living in harmony with the universe—the "way" that leads to enlightenment. Although we may not yet know it, we are all on this path. Your life is the path. In his new book, acclaimed author Chris Prentiss gently yet powerfully guides us through the profound truths and possibilities at the heart of this journey as he unfolds the simple yet elegant philosophy that has brought real breakthroughs to so many. You'll explore what "enlightenment" really means, your true purpose for being, and the factors that actually shape your destiny. You'll learn life-changing skills to handle painful experiences, end needless suffering, and achieve authentic happiness. Finally, you'll discover how to create an ever-deepening connection with Tao to get the clarity and guidance you need in your daily life. No matter what tradition you follow, these bold, reassuring insights will open your eyes and touch your heart—empowering you as never before to let go of who you think you are, embrace who you truly are, and walk your unique life path with greater energy, clarity, and inner peace. "A deeply meaningful guide. Destined to become a classic." —Creations Magazine

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780943015798
Publisher:	Power Press
Publication date:	08/15/2023
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	109
File size:	2 MB

About the Author

Chris Prentiss is the author of several popular books on personal growth, including Zen and the Art of Happiness; Be Who You Want, Have What You Want; The Alcoholism and Addiction Cure; and others. He has also written a series of books on the wisdom of the I Ching under his pen name, Wu Wei, including his popular edition of the I Ching, entitled The I Ching: The Book of Answers. Chris Prentiss is also the cofounder along with his son Pax of the world-renowned Passages Addiction Cure Centers, the first non-twelve-step centers for overcoming addiction and alcoholism.