Author:L Vardey,Mother Teresa
After decades of materialism, secularization and me-too philosophies, it is no surprise to find that more and more people in the West are searching for spiritual ideas to add structure to their lives. This pocket-sized little book distills the very best of Mother Teresa's wisdom that was so apparet in A Simple Path. Of help and comfort not only to catholics but also to non-catholics who are interested in her profound, yet entirely practical views on how to help others as well as ourselves.
More amusing adventures for the characters at the North Yorkshire village school.
—— ChoicePerforms a valuable service by blowing the dust off our stodgy, conventional conception of the library to reveal the living heart of cultures that beats beneath its stone facade
—— Los Angeles TimesAn erudite, companionable, joyful book... Thrilling
—— SpectatorMatthew Battles touches on almost all the important subjects, through fascinating stories... The book is full of all sorts of treasures
—— Times Literary SupplementAn extraordinary work of scholarship. It not only places the history of Western thought in perspective, but offers new insights concerning the evolution of our thinking and the future of the whole human enterprise
—— John E. Mack, winner of the Pulitzer PrizeThe best intellectual history of the West in one volume I have ever seen. No other such overview provides, in equal compass, as clear and cogent a survey, Its scholarship is impeccable
—— Huston Smith, author of The World's ReligionsThe most thrilling narrative of the West's 3000-year odyssey in pursuit of truth accessible to a broad public... A work of genius
—— Hellenic Journal
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