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  • Prana Soup: an Indian Odyssey

    Margaret Halliday

    language (Prasad Press, Feb. 1, 2017)
    Prana Soup describes Margaret Halliday's three trips to India in candid, sometimes hilarious, detail. She embarks alone on her first trip at the age of fifty, undeterred by multiple sclerosis and osteoarthritis. She fell in love with the country and returned for two six-month trips, keeping a diary of her travels. These diaries have now evolved into Prana Soup.On her first two visits she travels from the Himalaya to the southernmost tip, meeting a fascinating mix of people and having memorable adventures. Her quest plunges her into a veritable 'life force' soup of tasty delights and enticing encounters. She escapes a rail riot, receives a tempting marriage proposal, has a close encounter with a python, is pulled up a hillside after an arduous trek in Sikkim, resides with royalty in Udaipur, has a strange liaison in Goa, is blessed by an elephant, travels to the biggest ship breaking yard in the world, does a Brahma Kumaris meditation course on the top of Mount Abu and stays in Auroville, the 'City of Dawn', to mention a few. She keeps encountering folk who are on a spiritual quest and realises that she too is a seeker. Her third trip focuses more on seeking rather than simply travelling. She traverses the second highest road in the world to Ladakh, 'Little Tibet', does a Buddhist retreat near Dharamsala, a month long yoga course in Rishikesh, stays at the headquarters of the Hare Krishna movement and undergoes ayurvedic treatment for arthritis in Mumbai where she also attends meetings with the 'divine banker', Ramesh Balsekar.In the book's epilogue she describes her future travels and spiritual experiences, explaining how they have enriched her life and enabled her to live with the pain of MS and osteoarthritis, hopefully inspiring others to live life to the full.
  • True Fables: Stories from Childhood

    Catherine Ann Jones

    Paperback (Prasana Press, June 22, 2020)
    True Fables are comforting, comfortable, and fun tales to be enjoyed by children and adults everywhere. These unique stories possess a special power that arises from a deep sincerity and truth, combined with soft, inviting lessons for the soul. They will stimulate parents and other adult readers to recall their own childhood stories as well as young children.
  • True Fables : Stories from Childhood

    Catherine Ann Jones

    eBook (Prasana Press, July 6, 2020)
    True Fables are comforting, comfortable, and fun tales to be enjoyed by children and adults everywhere. These unique stories possess a special power that arises from a deep sincerity and truth, combined with soft, inviting lessons for the soul. They will stimulate parents and other adult readers to recall their own childhood stories as well as young children.