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Abhishiktananda

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Author: David Barton
ISBN: 9780728301603

A Memoir of Dom Henri Le Saux

by David Barton, Murray Rogers

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Publisher: Fairacres Publications
13.8 x 21 x 0.7 cm

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This memoir offers insights into the life of Dom Henri Le Saux, a pioneer of Christian ashrams in India.

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A short life and introduction to the writings of Dom Henri le Saux, the pioneering Benedictine priest who founded the Christian ashram in India made famous by Bede Griffiths. Overwhelmed with the richness of India and its spiritual life he believed that people of radically different beliefs could find a common language in prayer.