MEDITATION FOR LIFE (Book Review)

Reviews the book 'Meditation for Life,' by Martine Batchelor.
By PT Staff, published on November 01, 2001

Among today's steady stream of new books on Buddhist meditation, most areeasy to ignore. This one isn't. It is not so self-consciously unctuous as the others. It offers simple, concrete instructions in meditation and the photographs are delicious eye candy. Author Martine Batchelor spent 10 years in a Korean monastery and presumably knows a lotus position when she sees one; she also has a sense of humor. Photographs are courtesy of her husband, Stephen.

Tags: buddhist meditation, concrete instructions, delicious eye, eye candy, lotus, lotus position, monastery, new books, photographs, sense of humor, steady stream

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