Unlike all movies that have been made involving the Himalayas-the planet's highest and home to the world's highest peaks including Mount Everest and K2 [Chogo Gangri]-and all books that have been written about Asian countries located around this mountain ranges, Lotus on the Snow (LOTS) by Nguyen Phong has its unique characteristics. It does not take the readers' breath away because of the magnificence of the Himalayan Ranges, but it makes the readers hold their breath because of the affection that these mountains compel in them. LOTS does not intentionally call for the readers' sympathies or trigger enragements with accounts of arrest, trial, torture, and crucifixion as the highest grossing The Passion of the Christ does, but the readers unconditionally give it their wholehearted sincerity, trustworthiness, and admiration. It naturally fills the readers' heart with genuine compassion and soothes the readers' soul with mind-blowing conversations. Most characters in LOTS make the readers keenly ponder about human beings and wonder about life. Most prominently, they distinctively touch the readers' heart in an indescribable way. A wealthy, successful Chicagoan physician took a journey to Dharamsala-the quaint Indian hill headquarters of the Dalai Lama in exile-after he experienced a series of catastrophes. What he actually heard, physically witnessed, and consciously realized after the journey gave him an amazingly different perspective that very few beings can perceive in life. LOTS is not only an inspirational story for those who are drowning in their professional and material successes but also a motivational account for those who are searching for spiritual salvation. Thought-provoking nature of characters and their relationships have made LOTS appear to be enthralling for most professions. The lessons drawn from this book are valuable accumulations of personal experience that neither power nor money nor fame can buy. The actual costs are the direct practices.

Lotus on the Snow

Nguyen, Phong

Leace, Poven

Nomine, Sine

Vo, Anthony

Ruthandest, Thony

Religion & Spirituality

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

ABOUT THE RESOLVE TO TRANSFORM CANCER With time, leaves change color . . . If a snowstorm of an early winter suddenly comes along, what will happen to these variegated beautiful leaves? Will they still hang on, or will they fall off? What kinds of leaves will hang on, and why will they be able to? What kinds of leaves will fall off, and why will they do so? Generally, they all should fall off, but in reality, a few of them unwaveringly remain unshed on the tree branches . . . If we are those leaves, and the snowstorm is cancer, how will we react, and what are we thinking when we are diagnosed with lethal cancer? Who among us will be capable of overcoming cancer, and why will we be capable of? Who among us will be able to defeat our cancer, and why will we be able to? Typically, advanced medicines and modern equipments could treat most life-threatening illnesses nowadays, but the veracity is almost the complete opposite for deadly cancer. Commonly yet characteristically, how are cancerous tumors created in the beginning? How can we prevent ourselves from high risks of having cancer? How can we help ourselves fight against fatal cancer? Is cancer actually the untreatable illness? Can cancerous cells be reversibly transformed? . . . This book will provide some insight into the most promising way that its readers can protect themselves not only from cancer but also from most other life-threatening illnesses once and for all . . .

The Resolve to Transform Cancer

Truong, Anh

Vo, Anthony D

Younes, Jerod W

Under no circumstances will we be capable of constructing a pyramid as the Egyptians did thousands of years ago. Not only did such a glorious civilization utterly vanish but its unequivocal disappearance also authenticated the universal law “Whatsoever a man sows that shall he also reap”. Regardless of how giant science has made its leap since that time, it completely fails to substantiate trustworthy facts. So, what are the possible explanations? Although the majority of Westerners have refused to recognize the Eastern philosophies—causality, reincarnation and karma—up to the 19th century, it has not escaped their notice that many true masters from the Far East are supporting and directing humans to their predestined destiny. By witnessing miraculous performances, perceiving amazing phenomena, and absorbing enthralled conversations bestowed upon by those Eastern masters, Spalding eloquently explained and effectively launched spiritual and intellectual knowledge to the Western world in his Journey to the East. Baird Spalding’s account of his journey to the Far East in 1894 offered the Western world a number of innovative resolutions that conceptually yet conventionally transcend spiritual and intellectual knowledge paradigm.

Journey to the East 2

Nguyen, An Nhon

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