The Spiritual Tourist

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Bloomsbury Publishing, Nov 15, 2010 - Religion - 320 pages
This is a narrative recounting a spiritual voyage taking the author around the world in a quest for the divine. A trail of chance, synchronicity, divine providence and the occasional railway and airline schedule, leads Brown from the extraordinary figure of the 19th-century occult adventuress Madame Blavatsky, via the philosopher Krishnamurti, to the genial Scottish clairvoyant who claims that the Christ of the age is alive and well and living in London. In India, he encounters the miracle-working Sai Baba, and discusses reincarnation with the world's most revered spiritual figure, the Dalai Lama. In Germany, he joins the pilgrims who kneel at the feet of the young Indian Woman, Mother Meera, believing she is divine. In a tiny backwoods church in Tennessee, he examines the "Crosses of Light" which are held as evidence of Christ's imminent return to Earth.;Mick Brown is the author of "Richard Branson, The Inside Story" and "American Heartbeat: Travels from Woodstock to San Jose by Song Title".
 

Contents

INTRODUCTION
GOOD EVENING MR CREME
THE MIRACLE IN NORTH LONDON
THE TRAIN TO DHARMAVARAM
IN THE HOUSE OF
THE BOY LAMA
MOTHER MOTHER
HER MASTERS VOICE
A TALL MAN IN THE MOSQUE
THE CROSSES OF LIGHT
AN AUDIENCE WITH THE GURU
SAMMY DOESNT LIVE HERE
BIBLIOGRAPHY
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
A NOTE ON THE AUTHOR BY THE SAME AUTHOR COPYRIGHT PAGE
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Mick Brown is the author of two previous books: Richard Branson, The Inside Story and American Heartbeat: Travels from Woodstock to San Jose by Song Title, which was short-listed for the Thomas Cook Prize for best travel book in 1994. Born in London in 1950, he is a freelance journalist and broadcaster.

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