Buddha Brats: A Modern Tale of Enlightenment

Buddha Brats A modern tale of enlightenment Buddha brats is one mans journey through the wilds of the human heart using anything and everything to liberate himself. From Taiwan, to Paris, to India and South Africa this novel pushes the bounds of the conceivable and often the legal in the pursuit of enlightenment. From staring into the sun and drinking snake venom to freeing caged tigers the author literally hacks his way through the miasma of spiritual materialism to achieve a purely personal yet wide reaching freedom from suffering. Going after the demon of self with a spiked club and a fiendish grin Adamas and his cohorts pursue liberation with a savage glee and a reckless abandon that certainly gets results. This book incorporates the finest mind tech known to man applied in a totally twentieth century manner which is accessible to all and throws down the gauntlet and challenges us to use everything and anything to complete our own process. Buddha Brats is the flag flapping on the mountain and is the roadmap to get there through the swamp of the mind. The combination of humour, ruthless creativity and absolute irreverence in conjunction with complete commitment makes a truly savage and novel outlook that is always entertaining to observe.. This book is at the same time a fantastic story and a real time blueprint from the wild west of liberation for those of us who are not content to sit quietly in meditation and just wait for enlightenment to descend. Driving the apocalypse along as his familiar into the realms where mythology and reality meet he grinds down his psyche into a fine point to pursue anything even remotely related to his holy cows. Through pain and out the other side, this is the hero's journey to the centre of the self. We follow the author through madness, despair and death to resurrect himself from the ashes of his shattered psyche.

Author: Anri Wyma

Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform

Publication Date: Apr 07, 2012

Number of Pages: 294 pages

Binding: Paperback or Softback

ISBN-10: 1469940752

ISBN-13: 9781469940755