This book is the story of a noble king who gets amnesia and becomes a beggar. An allegory for the spiritual path, the story serves as a springboard for Amma's teachings about our own true nature, and how we should live so we may realize our own Divine Identity. Told in tryming verse and sprinkled with humor the story is designed to be enjoyed by devotees of all ages. It contains 32 orginal paintings and 13 full-page photos of Amma, plus a crown which can be cut and worn by a child. An offering from some of Amma's western devotees, the book also includes an audio CD of the story being read aloud, accompanied by music and sound effects. Description | Reviews | | This book is the story of a noble king who gets amnesia and becomes a beggar. An allegory for the spiritual path, the story serves as a springboard for Amma's teachings about our own true nature, and how we should live so we may realize our own Divine Identity. Told in tryming verse and sprinkled with humor the story is designed to be enjoyed by devotees of all ages. It contains 32 orginal paintings and 13 full-page photos of Amma, plus a crown which can be cut and worn by a child. An offering from some of Amma's western devotees, the book also includes an audio CD of the story being read aloud, accompanied by music and sound effects. |
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