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Brother David Steindl-Rast, OSB, was born in 1926 in Vienna, Austria. In 1952, he immigrated to the United States, joined a Benedictine monastery, and practiced Zen. He is cofounder of the Center for Spiritual Studies and a recipient of the 1975 Martin Buber Award. At present, Brother David serves show more a worldwide Network for Grateful Living through gratefulness.org, an interactive website with several thousand participants daily from more than 240 countries and territories. When not travelling as a spiritual teacher and giving lectures, he lives in the United States as a hermit. show less

Works by David Steindl-Rast

i am through you so i (2017) 13 copies
99 Names of God (2019) 7 copies
Christ in the New Age [video recording] (1990) — Speaker — 1 copy
David Steindl-Rast: Human and Divine Nature (2007) — Guest — 1 copy

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For a Future to Be Possible (1993) — Contributor — 250 copies
The Best Spiritual Writing 1998 (1998) — Contributor — 101 copies
Jesus and Lao Tzu: The Parallel Sayings (2000) — Introduction — 44 copies
The Mystical Experience [video recording] (2012) — Guest, some editions — 1 copy

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The trailblazer of new science and a contemporary of Thomas Merton investigate the parallels between new paradigm thinking in science and religion that together offer a remarkably compatible view of the universe.
 
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PendleHillLibrary | 1 other review | Feb 22, 2024 |
Überrascht, welchen Christenschmonzes Christian Felber hier empfohlen hat: http://www.datum.at/artikel/was-ich-lese-und-was-nicht-84/
 
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chepedaja3527 | Aug 23, 2022 |
These dialogues between Robert Aitken Roshi, one of the first American-born Zen masters, and Brother David Steindl-Rast, the Roman Catholic monk and hermit, took place during a week-long retreat the two old friends undertook in 1991 in a remote part of the island of Hawaii. Their aim was to approach the dialogue between Buddhism and Christianity in a fresh way, one that takes as its starting point a comparison of the personal experiences of the dialoguers—as a Buddhist and as a Christian, respectively—rather than abstract concepts. The result is the discovery of a surprising amount of common ground—the kind of shared experience that forms a solid foundation for further dialogue.… (more)
 
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PSZC | 1 other review | Apr 23, 2020 |
A monk reflects on the many aspects of the spiritual life with the basic attitude of gratefulness. "A true delight." Henri J. M. Nouwen
 
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