Lee Lozowick – författare

This book, consisting of essays written by the author in 1979, is actually two books in one: The Yoga of Enlightenment and, turned upside-down and backwards, The Book of Unenlightenment. The author’s voice is young, fresh and uncompromising as he discusses aspects of his teaching, especially the nature of the relationship between master and disciple, and the assumption of the responsibility involved in pursuing “God life.”

“Grace” is often written and spoken about in the context of a religious life. Lee Lozowick's seminal insight into the nature of grace and its relationship to real spiritual life is this: loving God is the only grace there is.

Are you committed to positive, respectful parenting, but frustrated when your child acts out?  This book offers practical tools to side-step power struggles and set limits without punishing or yelling.  Research-based and clearly written, you'll learn: · How to use connection to transform "no" into "yes." · What to do when you can't get buy-in from children · To enforce boundaries in ways that strengthen relationships · Support children's emerging self-regulation skills · Get your housework done while children help or play happily · Create more time for yourself  Whether you are at home with children ages 1-5 or work long hours, this book shares ways to create a healthy home home life that meets the needs of adults and children alike.  Create a life that you and your child BOTH love. Buy this book today and get started!

This book is an inspiring collection of short teachings taken from the writings and personal communications of American spiritual teacher, Lee Lozowick (1943-2010). From the raw and practical to the sublime and mystical, these quotations touch upon every aspect of life, calling readers to stop, if only for five minutes a day, every day, or any day of the year. Lee's words are invitations to contemplation, often giving a new spin to an old subject, and sometimes encouraging a complete about-face. The title, "Just This," represents a primary tenet of Lee's teaching legacy. Since humans love to layer interpretations onto ordinary reality, and since most of those interpretations lead to confusion, anxiety, and more suffering, "Just This" asserts that we can return to the simplicity of what is, as it is, here and now. Dozens of his instructions focus around learning to unlearn, particularly the habits of the conclusion-making mind. With an appreciation of "Just This" as our foundation, we can see through layers of expectation and fear to make honest and clear choices or enact meaningful change. Drawn from a wide variety of sources, including some never-before-published writings, Just This 365 addresses such important topics as kindness, generosity and compassion; good humor and good company; self observation; devotion and surrender to the Will of God; and presence and attention in everyday life and relationships. Not all deadly serious, however, some of these statements strike at the need to take ourselves more lightly. Lee Lozowick loved to make people laugh. He knew that laughter softened defenses, allowing his listeners to become more vulnerable to truth. Many of the quotes chosen here are included for a similar purpose. Pithy quotes can serve as excellent reminding factors. They beg to be copied or printed out and posted around the house in places where they will be seen often, prayed, or even better, memorized. In the midst of difficult times, under stress, discouraged, hungry for comfort, the reader can take nourishment from these short inspiring reflections, and courage from these sometimes fierce injunctions