One Hundred Thousand Lights: A Love Song to India
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| Rating | : | 4.80 (718 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0615652107 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 224 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-07-28 |
| Language | : | English |
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Sri Sathya Sai Baba, Yogi Ramsuratkumar, Sri Aurobindo, Ramana Marharsi and Hilda Charlton with the poetry of Kabir.. Hinduism's version of Pride and Prejudice, E.H. One Hundred Thousand Lights ((a love song to India)) By Garnette Arledge HighTech Journey to India Grows Mystical Leaving behind a two-timing fiance and job stealing colleague, carrying only her smart phone and a spiritual guidebook, lost Grace Avery lands alone in India to a Mumbai strike, Trivandrum riot, wild Chennai bus ride, the beauty of Pondicherry, the peace of Tiruvannamalai, the brilliance of Puttaparthi and a reconciliation in Bangalore. Rick Jarow, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Religious Stud
From the Back Cover "Hinduism's version of Pride and Prejudice," - Rick Jarow, Ph.D., Associate Professor, Religious Studies, Vassar College
Award-winning author and meditater Garnette Arledge teaches writing in the mid-Hudson River Valley and Western Catskills, New York. Recently published non-fiction books include: Wise Secrets of Aloha, sacred art of Lomi Lomi; On Angel’s Eve, how to support friends and families based her Hospice Chaplaincy, and Blessings Hilda as well as Creativity & Spirituality interviews in Sacr
A sacred tour of India kathleen sommers I was glad to be the first reader. I really enjoyed the book. It felt as though I was on a virtual tour of India - the smells, the colors, the sounds, the people. What a wonderful weaving of Hilda's message with a good romance thrown in. Thanks for bringing the sacred aspect of India to life.. Spiritual depth, great story, lovely humor Ms. Arledge brilliantly weaves spiritual insight and understanding into this delightful story of Grace. She blends in sparkling humor too, giving the book a fun buoyancy. I could feel the love she has for India, her characters -- and her readers. It's a magnificent and magical novel. Deeply healing. And it will make you smile.. Story interesting but had to work to get through it, did leave a memorable impression. Story interesting but didn't really pull me in - I had to work to get through it, but did leave a memorable impression. I've traveled in India and have interest in traveling where the story took place