The Quiet Mind
The Quiet Mind
A CIA officer's personal journey through Eastern traditions in pursuit of inner peace
About This Book
Published in 1971, this memoir chronicles an American spy's quest for spiritual tranquility across Asia. John E. Coleman's journey took him through diverse practices including Thai Buddhism, Zen traditions, and Quaker worship. His exploration culminated in vipassana meditation, a practice he would eventually teach to students worldwide.
Who Should Read This?
- Individuals open to exploring spiritual practices
- Readers curious about distinctions between Eastern philosophical traditions
- Followers of D. T. Suzuki, Jiddu Krishnamurti, and U Ba Khin
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