Michael Roach is the first representative of Western culture to receive a Geshe degree - a Master of Buddhism - and rare knowledge about this secret world after 25 years of training in the Tibetan monastery of Sera Mey; founder of a project for the preservation of Asian cultural heritage; author of over 30 translations of ancient texts, and founder of the Diamond Cutter Institute, which now trains about 30,000 people a year in nearly 20 countries.
You hold in your hands a new work from the bestselling author of «Diamond Cutter. The Management System for Business and Life».
«Girls don't do that!» - Friday, who lives high in the Himalayas thousands of years before our time, heard this throughout her childhood. Defying prohibitions and customs, the determined heiress of an ancient Tibetan lineage decides to grasp the wisdom of the monks and become a Geshe - a doctor of Buddhist philosophy, in order to heal her loved ones and overcome the Lord of Death. Will she succeed?
This story will tell about the meaning of life, self-discovery, overcoming difficulties, and achieving one’s goals. Becoming a symbol of self-determination and the search for truth within oneself, the young heroine opens for readers the world of ancient Tibetan traditions, teaching them to listen to their hearts and strive for spiritual growth.
This is a book about the infinity of knowledge and destiny. It expands the boundaries of thinking and brings harmony and wisdom into the reader's life.
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