'A Thousand Names for Joy' book

[Guest guest]

I'm confused, is this a new book?

Is it different from her LOVING WHAT IS, and I NEED YOUR LOVE, IS THAT

TRUE?

I might change my name to Joy Brigade' (brig-gah-day)

[Guest guest]

>

> I'm confused, is this a new book?

>

> Is it different from her LOVING WHAT IS, and I NEED YOUR LOVE, IS

THAT

> TRUE?

>

> I might change my name to Joy Brigade' (brig-gah-day)

>

yes it is a new book that is going to be released in 2007. from what

i understand it was written as a kind of 'kt' take on the tao te

ching, which her husband michael stephen has translated. i remeber

reading somewhere that she said michael would read a chapter from the

tao and she commented on it and gave her perspective. i've preordered

it from amazon and am looking fwd to it. there have been several

excerpts from thenew book in kt's blog.

[Guest guest]

Hi all,

I'm re-reading 's new book 'A Thousand Names for Joy', which is

called ''s Tao' in The Netherlands. But this time I also bought

's 'Tao Te Ching - an illustrated journey'. Each of

the 81 chapter's in 's new book corresponds with the 81 chapters

in 's book. So first I read for example chapter 5 from

's book and then I read the corresponding chapter 5 in 's

book. This way I get a deeper understanding of both the Tao and

's book and it's fun to do. This way you can also see that

phrases (his translation of the Tao) more than is apparent

if you only read 's chapter. Also the illustrations are

beautiful (in 's book).

I know advising is 'not done' in The Work, but this time I would like

to recommend 's Tao Te Ching. It gives me even more

pleasure in reading 's new book!

Love,

.

> >

> > I'm confused, is this a new book?

> >

> > Is it different from her LOVING WHAT IS, and I NEED YOUR LOVE, IS

> THAT

> > TRUE?

> >

> > I might change my name to Joy Brigade' (brig-gah-day)

> >

> yes it is a new book that is going to be released in 2007. from

what

> i understand it was written as a kind of 'kt' take on the tao te

> ching, which her husband michael stephen has translated. i remeber

> reading somewhere that she said michael would read a chapter from

the

> tao and she commented on it and gave her perspective. i've

preordered

> it from amazon and am looking fwd to it. there have been several

> excerpts from thenew book in kt's blog.

>

[Guest guest]

I have an unillustrated Tao Te Ching book. Can I mail

it to him and he'll send me the updated version?

Life of

p.s. advises in here most of the time, so don't worry about

advising in here. That's my advice anyway.

>

> Hi all,

>

>

> I'm re-reading 's new book 'A Thousand Names for Joy', which is

> called ''s Tao' in The Netherlands. But this time I also bought

> 's 'Tao Te Ching - an illustrated journey'. Each of

> the 81 chapter's in 's new book corresponds with the 81 chapters

> in 's book. So first I read for example chapter 5 from

> 's book and then I read the corresponding chapter 5 in 's

> book. This way I get a deeper understanding of both the Tao and

> 's book and it's fun to do. This way you can also see that

> phrases (his translation of the Tao) more than is apparent

> if you only read 's chapter. Also the illustrations are

> beautiful (in 's book).

> I know advising is 'not done' in The Work, but this time I would like

> to recommend 's Tao Te Ching. It gives me even more

> pleasure in reading 's new book!

>

> Love,

>

> .

[Guest guest]

>

> I have an unillustrated Tao Te Ching book. Can I mail

> it to him and he'll send me the updated version?

>

> Life of

Hi ,

The illustrations are mainly trees and woods...so, in your case...well,

let me put it this way: I would keep the unillustrated version ;-)

Love,

.