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"The Tao Made Easy: Timeless Wisdom to Navigate a Changing World" by Alan Cohen presents the core teachings of the Tao Te Ching in a simple and relatable way. Cohen connects ancient wisdom to modern life, using real-world examples to illustrate its principles. The book explores themes like balance, resilience, and flow in everyday situations. Integrating these teachings can encourage a greater sense of ease, adaptability, and perspective in daily life.
Author
Alan Cohen
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Alan Cohen is an American author and advocate for spiritual awakening, renowned for making profound teachings accessible. His book, "The Tao Made Easy: Timeless Wisdom to Navigate a Changing World" (2018), simplifies the principles of the Tao Te Ching, offering practical guidance for modern life. Cohen's work helps readers apply ancient wisdom to contemporary challenges, fostering personal growth and inner peace.
Alan Cohen is an American author and advocate for spiritual awakening, renowned for making profound teachings accessible. His book, "The Tao Made Easy: Timeless Wisdom to Navigate a Changing World" (2018), simplifies the principles of the Tao Te Ching, offering practical guidance for modern life. Cohen's work helps readers apply ancient wisdom to contemporary challenges, fostering personal growth and inner peace.
Language
English
Topic
Mental Health, Spiritual Health, Continuous Development, Limit Stress
The Tao Made Easy: Timeless Wisdom to Navigate a Changing World
The Tao Made Easy: Timeless Wisdom to Navigate a Changing World
ISBN 10|13
140195362X | 978-1401953621
Print Length
248 pages