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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Ani Trime , Anam ThubtenPublisher: Workman Publishing Imprint: Storey Publishing LLC Dimensions: Width: 9.80cm , Height: 3.20cm , Length: 12.80cm Weight: 0.140kg ISBN: 9781635861846ISBN 10: 1635861845 Pages: 136 Publication Date: 15 October 2019 Audience: General/trade , General Format: Hardback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: Available To Order ![]() We have confirmation that this item is in stock with the supplier. It will be ordered in for you and dispatched immediately. Table of ContentsReviews"""For all who are curious, willing, and open to working with our minds, Ani Trime has created the perfect vehicle to move, inspire, and guide us. These weekly affirmations, accompanied by such cool and unique illustrations, remind us simply yet powerfully that the choice to be free is ours. So, please feed your mind and keep this wonderful book next to your cushion or bedside, and most importantly, in your heart."" -- Steve Buscemi, actor ""A succinct and eloquent guide for living mindfully. The rich variety of drawings offers a delightful counterpoint to Ani Trime's wise, direct, and tender teachings. This beautiful little book is like a kind companion giving much needed encouragement in turbulent times."" -- Meredith Monk, composer, director, and performer ""I love [this] book. It's a visual and sanity-inducing treat!"" -- Joel Cadman, art director, Wall Street Journal ""After years of serious study and practice, Trime believed that simplicity could cut through our habitual patterns and lead us to liberation. Out of this belief came this set of affirmations: short, hopeful, and always kind."" -- Onryu Mary Stares, head of practice (tanto) at San Francisco Zen Center ""Ani Trime was an excellent teacher and a great friend. She taught by example and she was genuine always. With this little book of affirmations, you can see into Trime's generous and gregarious heart and immerse yourself in the wisdom of her years."" -- James Kullander, program coordinator of Pema Ch�dr�n's retreats at the Omega Institute" For all who are curious, willing, and open to working with our minds, Ani Trime has created the perfect vehicle to move, inspire, and guide us. These weekly affirmations, accompanied by such cool and unique illustrations, remind us simply yet powerfully that the choice to be free is ours. So, please feed your mind and keep this wonderful book next to your cushion or bedside, and most importantly, in your heart. -- Steve Buscemi, actor A succinct and eloquent guide for living mindfully. The rich variety of drawings offers a delightful counterpoint to Ani Trime's wise, direct, and tender teachings. This beautiful little book is like a kind companion giving much needed encouragement in turbulent times. -- Meredith Monk, composer, director, and performer I love [this] book. It's a visual and sanity-inducing treat! -- Joel Cadman, art director, Wall Street Journal After years of serious study and practice, Trime believed that simplicity could cut through our habitual patterns and lead us to liberation. Out of this belief came this set of affirmations: short, hopeful, and always kind. -- Onryu Mary Stares, head of practice (tanto) at San Francisco Zen Center Ani Trime was an excellent teacher and a great friend. She taught by example and she was genuine always. With this little book of affirmations, you can see into Trime's generous and gregarious heart and immerse yourself in the wisdom of her years. -- James Kullander, program coordinator of Pema Ch dr n's retreats at the Omega Institute Author InformationAni Trime Lhamo, fully ordained as a Buddhist nun in 1988, was a beloved meditation teacher in the Tibetan Buddhist tradition. She was spiritual director of the Princeton Buddhist Meditation Group for more than two decades. She also practiced, taught, and led retreats throughout the U.S. and Canada, including at the Omega Institute and Gampo Abbey, a Tibetan Buddhist monastery on Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia, where she was a resident. A West Virginia native, she died in October 2016 at the age of 88, leaving behind thousands of students who cherished her clarity, sense of humor, and no-nonsense approach to spiritual practice in an everyday context. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |