Milarepa & IAMvalley website

[Guest guest]

Forwarding this for anyone who may have children around this age. Also the

iamvalley website appears to be a very newly constructed one, in need of

articles, for anyone inclined. Reading about the IAM mission seems to fit in

with the new trend of activism, it also has a great interactive website design.

 

http://www.iamvalley.com/story_display/story_display.html?id=2

 

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Kittredge

 

The book you mention may be "The Magic Life of Milarepa Tibet's Great Yogi"

by Eva Van Dam. It was published by Shambala, Boston & London. I found it

at our town's book swap last week and brought it home to read. My twelve

year old, who is not a good reader and generally shows little interest in

books, grabbed it up as soon as she saw it and read it cover to cover in a

few days. It has a comic book like appearance, the illustrations are

gorgeous and my twelve year old was able to relate the basic story after

reading it. I feel fortunate to have found it.

 

Metta,

Lisa

 

here is a link for more about the book

http://c-level.com/milarepa/milarepa1.html

 

 

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<herkimar

> Hi,

>

> just read a good article on Milarepa, the famed Tibetan Buddhist

> saint of mythic powers. There is also I believe a children's book

> about him that had fantastic pictures, any know the title? In any

> case to read the article go to:

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> http://iamvalley.com/story_display/story_display.html?id=273

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