Bøger af Brother David

Two short stories from the pond. Come and read these two practical tales.

Sail with the Black Chalice as it goes to war with the Shadows of the Night!

Five short stories that give hope in the difficult times

Read about the molding of the life of a young person.

Will learns about the Power of the Fruit of the Spirit. He learns how to defeat the Stranger

A story that comes to us from early American folklore.

The animals of the jungle are confronted by an insurmountable wall that is separating them from water, grass and shade until a Stranger appears to show them the way to freedom.

An old community, called Broken Rock, holds a secret. The blacksmith's daughter, Alsie, goes through the flames to pass on the faith of her father.

Join me for this adventure! Bugs, a pond, and the BIGGEST frog you've ever seen!

Sail with the Black Chalice as it brings revenge to the Shadows of the Night and their leader The Red Deceiver. Will the sacred parchments be retrieved the Black Chalice?

A new king has been chosen. Opposition and hidden evil are confronted and eliminated. Slavery within the kingdom is done away with.

Hermit, Zen Christian, spiritual globetrotter: in time for his 90th birthday in July of 2016, "Brother David" tells his incomparably rich life story. Beginning with his childhood in Vienna, he describes his time in World War II and his years as a student after the war, his family's emigration to the US and his entry into the then newly founded Benedictine monastery in the state of New York. There, he soon began looking for what were then still untrodden spiritual paths with undiscovered entryways to non-Christian religions. He became particularly involved in the dialogue between Christianity and Buddhism, founding the "Center for Spiritual Studies" in 1968, together with Rabbis, Buddhists, Hindus and Muslims. His work encouraging dialogue between religions earned him the 1975 Martin Buber Award. Still traveling on occasion to teach or write, Brother David is now living in a Benedictine monastery in Europe. Mysticism is his mission--but not a mysticism devoid of connection to the world. His is a mysticism of the everyday, of life immediate in the now, of experiencing fully. He is convinced that God's spirit speaks in and to us all. Unparalleled: unique biography of one of the most significant spiritual teachers and global guest speakers, +

Each meditation in this volume reflects what the author calls "the spiritual work of our time"--cultivating grateful living, the key to joy. The selections explore the broad range of issues that have been at the core of a lifetime of meditation and teaching.