| Ubicación : | 819.3082/G572l | | Autores: | Goldberg, Natalie, Autor | | Título : | Long Quiet highway| Fuente : | United States of America [US] : Bantam Books, 1993, 238 p. | | Temas : | AUTOBIOGRAPHY - REFLECTIONS | | Resumen : | Summary: The novel begins with Goldberg's childhood in a suburban setting, where she discovers writing as a form of expression and a tool for understanding the world. As she grows older, she becomes interested in Zen Buddhism and becomes a student of Katagiri Roshi, a master who guides her in her practice and on her path of self-discovery.
Through her experience with Zen, Goldberg explores concepts such as patience, stillness, mindfulness, and the importance of the present moment. She learns to apply these teachings to her writing, using it as a form of meditation and as a tool to connect with her own inner voice.
Her relationship with her teacher, Katagiri Roshi, is pivotal in her journey. His death marks a turning point, forcing her to confront the loss and integrate his teachings into her life independently.
"Long Quiet Highway" is not only a story about Zen practice and writing, but also about life itself, with its challenges, joys, and lessons. Goldberg shares her frustrations, moments of doubt, and discoveries, offering an honest and insightful look at her journey of personal growth.
The book also explores themes such as resistance to change, the search for authenticity, and self-acceptance. Goldberg reflects on her role as a writer and teacher, and on the importance of community and mutual support on the spiritual path.
In short, "Long Quiet Highway" is an inspiring account of how writing and Zen Buddhism can transform lives, helping one find inner peace and live more fully and consciously....leer masleer menos | |
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