Chrysalis
by Mark Allen
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| ISBN: 0-89496-011-3 TITLE: Chrysalis AUTHOR: Mark Allen PRICE: $14.95 BINDING: Paper PAGES: 184 COVER ILLUSTRATOR: Lorena LaForest BOOK ILLUSTRATOR: Rainbow Canyon STATUS: Available Now |
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I - DAYS OF DARKNESS A Glance Back The Firehouse Theater Heavy Days A Crack In The Shell Yoga PART II - DAYS OF LIGHT |
Targhang Tulku Lama Tibetan Buddhism American Tantra Miracles Going Home Magic Living Love Silva Mind Control Relationship Kaskafayet Making Love Now... A Dream, A Reality APPENDIX Suggested reading |
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| Author Biography |
| Mark Allen, sometimes referred to as Marc Allen and Marcus Allen is now a principal in major publishing company called New World Library (http://www.nwlib.com). This is his first title representing an autobiography of his life up to 1978 (Just prior to his starting the above publishing business). |
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| Subtitled "A Journey into the New Spiritual
America", this book is of great interest because it
chronicles the life of many people that were living the
alternative lifestyles that existed in the 1960's and
1970's. For this reason, the title has been used in
literature classes in various schools. Back to Summary Information (top of page) |
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A young man leaves college in the late '60s to
explore and discover a new way of life. He gives an
inside account of many of the "new age"
spiritual groups, including his experiences with the
study of yoga, Zen, communal country life, Tibetan
Buddhism, and "American Tantra". This is a
unique and valuable book, both personal and informative. "The effect of the yoga was immediate and wondrous: I was plunged into a vast inner space - as vast as oceans. Suddenly, there were whole new worlds to explore - worlds I had dreamed of when I was a kid, but had forgotten, ... worlds of magic ... worlds of the mind, created in an instant by the mind. This was a subtle yet severe crack in my shell of existentialism - beyond where new worlds ... beyond was a union with a higher force." |
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