Glimpse after glimpse
Sogyal Rinpoche
New from the bestselling author of The Tibetan Book of Living and Dying--365 thought-provoking meditations on life, death, doubt, mindfulness, compassion, wisdom, work, and more!
Read Time: ~3.1 hr
Romancing the Divine
by Don Nori (2001)
About this book
Romancing the Divine is a tale of every person's journey to find the reality of God. It is a tale of hope, a search for eternal love and for all the possibilities we have always imagined would be the conclusion of such a search.
Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreRomancing the Divine Lead Character
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