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  • The Fragrant Path: A Guide to the Japanese Art of Incense

    For over 1,400 years, the Japanese art of incense has painted the air, its fragrant wisps of smoke like the soft monochromatic hues of a sumi ink painting. As one of Japan's most comprehensive art forms, incense is both an expression of Japanese culture and a reflection of the poetic, literary, spiritual, and historic events that shaped its refinement.When we "listen" to Japanese incense, we ... Read more

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    Magical, Combustible Words

    Narrated by Michael Toms ...

    Unabridged

    57 min

    You'll love Cousineau's stories of the long journeys his favorite words have taken to find their way into our lives, and the provocative nuances hidden in the origins of others. You'll even find clues to how you can stop procrastinating, and finally finish that novel you've been working on, if only you can find the words. ... Read more

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    True Spirit of Poet and Mystic Robert Lax, The

    Narrated by Phil Cousineau ...

    Unabridged

    57 min

    Robert Lax is one of the great experimental poets of the 20th century, a daring and original avant-garde writer who was sought out as a sage and a mentor. He was a circus performer, a clown and a juggler, and well known for being a close friend of Thomas Merton. McGregor knew and loved this man and wrote a biography to make this remarkable man’s life and works better known to more people.He says ... Read more

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    Odyssey of Sport, The

    Narrated by Michael Toms ...

    Unabridged

    58 min

    Phil Cousineau has found that as early as 1400 B.C. - and probably much earlier - competitive games anchored communities, created a diversion from violence, and even contributed to the evolution of the human body, mind, and soul. "This desire to shine brightly," says Cousineau, "at least in one moment in your life, either on the battlefield or on the Olympic grounds, is a deep, deep urge in us." ... Read more

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