The Wooden Bowl: Simple Meditations for Everyday Life

by Clark Strand

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Clark Strand presents meditation not as some unattainable Grail, but something as simple and available as a wooden bowl. He gives guidance on such subjects as finding your own meditation practice in daily life, to organising your own present moment group.

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The book's OK and somewhat informative. But I think Clark is a little full of himself. (

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Clark Strand presents meditation not as some unattainable Grail, but something as simple and available as a wooden bowl. He gives guidance on such subjects as finding your own meditation practice in daily life, to organising your own present moment group.

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