The story was first a hand written love letter to the author's then fiance, living in Taiwan. This fantastic tale was spun by the imaginative mind of Andrew Marcinkowska to teach one of the basic principles of life from a combination of the Eastern Buddhist
- Title : The Legend of the Cherry Blossoms
- Author : Randy Shorts
- Rating : 4.66 (706 Vote)
- Publish : 2015-11-18
- Format : Paperback
- Pages : 24 Pages
- Asin : 1494440644
- Language : English
The story was first a hand written love letter to the author's then fiance, living in Taiwan. This fantastic tale was spun by the imaginative mind of Andrew Marcinkowska to teach one of the basic principles of life from a combination of the Eastern Buddhist perspective and Western Theology as it covers the passing of life and the beauty of recreation, or simply said as the cycle of life. A fantastic read for those who like a tale that emphasizes wisdom and acceptance as a ultimate value for everyone to have, and a value that every child should know. This is a short children's book that entails the legend behind the existence of the cherry blossom and the hard choices made by an old fisherman and his catch. The Illustrations are pulled from the influence of ancient Japanese and Chinese artistic styles combined with the vibrant colors and vivid imagination of that of a child, and careful to give due credit to each. ::From The Author:: A short children's picture book of a magical origin story for cherry blossoms told from an Eastern perspective. It is all very Zen.This book helped me put a bad working relationship in perspective. Mr. Violence may sometimes be necessary but violence can never be redemptive. Very good informative book.. In the coming decades, we will be forced to return to a muscle-powered food system. The book is great. As a cancer survivor herself, eighty year old Anna Halprin brings a genuine authenticity to her presentation, offering uplifting insights and the wisdom off a great creative artist, teacher, and facilitator for healing. military action.( I encountered various mercenary groups during my 1964 and 1965 returns to the Congo. The protagonist socializes with very worldly ladies prior to this point in the book. So, while the Bible only briefly mentions the teachings and actions of great prophets like Enoch, Noah and Abraham and provides little (or no) information about the ancient nations, the Book of Jasher provides the details. He avoids her for days to "protect her" when in reality he wants to keep her for himself? I found myself shaking my head more often than once
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