Andrew Lynn – Classic Spirituality For The Modern Man

Strong men are created during hard times. Good times are created by strong men. Good times make weak men. Hard times are created by weak men.

The premise of the audiobook is that strength and weakness have spiritual dimensions.

Classic Spirituality for the Modern Man takes a completely different approach to the question of spirituality. It’s purpose is to bring the spiritual classics alive so that they can once again serve their original purpose: to guide and inspire us as we make our way through life.

The most profound and inspiring spiritual classics from around the world are included in Classic Spirituality for the Modern Man.

The Kybalion. Ecclesiastes Lao-tzu, Te Ching. Buddha, Dhammapada and ‘On Governance of Thoughts’. The Writings of Chuang-tzu. The old man lost his horse. There is a holy book called the Bhagavad Gita. The Alchemy of Happiness was written by Al-Ghazali. Rumi and Masnavi are related. Pensées, Pascal. Schopenhauer wrote, The Vanity of Existence. The word zaythustra is derived from the Greek word zaythustra. Thus, the word zaythustra is derived from the Greek word zaythustra. Allen is a man. The essential features of Hindu and Sufi self-cultivation, as well as modern approaches to self-realization, are discussed in these works. There is no better primer for awakened living.

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