A BRIDE FROM THE BUSH

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Reflection 30: The Secret Of Death

Reflection 31: Everything Is Buddha

Reflection 32: Buddha Is Within The Heart

Reflection 33: The Smile Of Maitreya Buddha

Reflection 34: Nirvana Within Samsara

Practice 14: A Positive Perspective - Positive Thinking

Practice 16: Slow Living - Living Truthfully - Living Simply

Reflection 35: Awakening

Reflection 36: The Invisible One

Reflection 37: Beyond Cause And Effect

Reflection 38: God Is Everywhere

A Bride from the Bush (by E. W. Hornung) is a classic that stays interesting because it stays human.

If you prefer a story that leaves you thinking rather than shouting, start here.

The prose stays clear while leaving room for reflection.

It is interested in what is left after pride, temptation, fear, and comfort have had their say.

It is not flashy, but it is sharp.

If you want a quick sense of what this book is about before diving in, the paragraphs above highlight the themes to listen for while reading.

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