Kyoto connection

Article Abstract:

Pico Iyer, the author of many books on travel, narrates his first year in Kyoto where he had been to sample life in a Zen temple on the back streets of the ancient Japanese capital. Iyer believes that part of the joy of travel comes from seeing the hidden patterns, seizing on the sudden opportunities that get lost in the culture and familiarity of life at home.

Japan, Description and travel, Travel, Kyoto, Japan, Temples, Iyer, Pico

---

Faith, hope and clarity

Article Abstract:

A generation that questioned the existence and relevance of religion in the US is now actively seeking God and spiritual living. The author of 'Nothing to Fall Back On, a memoir, speaks on his personal experience of realizing the importance of spirituality and his search for peace.

Spiritual life, Carter, Betsy

---

Hope on the range

Article Abstract:

A bereaved widow finds a cause for celebration on a horseback in the Wyoming wilderness. She describes her despair on losing her husband and how she overcame that grief with the help of nature and her friend.

Public affairs, Psychological aspects, Social aspects, Widows, Grief counseling, Grief counselling

Similar abstracts:

• Abstracts: Eye on glaucoma. Eye on the aging eye
• Abstracts: Money guide. Show me the money
• Abstracts: Precious China. In it for the money
• Abstracts: Off-the-plan legal action. More power to Galileo. Downsizing pays dividends
• Abstracts: Paul Newman. Simply living. Role of a lifetime

This website is not affiliated with document authors or copyright owners. This page is provided for informational purposes only. Unintentional errors are possible.