与神山对话
2008-6
新世界出版社
龙安志
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In his search for the mythical Shangri-La, Laurence J. Brahm embarks on the ancient Tea Caravan Trail in Yunnan,China. His journey takes him across Kunming, Dali, Lijiang, Lugu, Zhong-dian, and Kawagebo, In these cities that have been developed into popular tourist spots, he learns about the waning cultures of the ethnic minorities such as the Bai,the Dai, the Yi, the Naxi and the Mosu.He meets various individuals, including the famous Chinese dancer Yang Liping,who fight bard against the onslaught of modern development to preserve their ethnic cultures and identities. They share with him stories about the,misty moun-tains that stand majestically in this land "South of the Clouds" and how they are sacred to all the ethnic minority groups that live in the regions. Follow Laurence's journey and find out how only when one engages in a conver-sation with a mountain will one truly discover why it is sacred.
Laurence J. Brahm is a global activist dedicated to action initiatives for ethnic diversity and culturally sustainable develop-ment.
A lawyer and economist by profession, he served as advisor to the governments of China,Laos, Vietnam, . Cambodia, and Mongolia on financial, banking and enterprise reform throughout the 1990s, advocating practical solutions to development as alternatives to those espoused by the Washington Consensus.
Since 2002 he has worked in the Himalayanplateau evolving new models of sensitive cultural and eco-tourism development through heritage restoration boutique inns, pioneering micro-equity projects for marginalized women and handicapped, together with rural medical and education outreach programs. With his advocacies and prominent stature in the region,he is considered as one of the pillars of the Himalayan Consensus. He is a founder of the Shambhala Studio.
Author of over twenty books on the Asian region, his work covers a wide spectrum from economic development reform in China and Southeast Asia, to Tibetan new age travel series which includes: Searching for Shangri-La,Conversations with Sacred Mountains, Shamb-hala, and New Age Sutra. He is a columnist and commentator for the South China Morning Post and Review Asia.
He also directs documentary films about Tibet, designs architecture and interiors, raises huskies, ranked a karate black belt, yoga and meditation practitioner. He resides in Lhasa and Beijing.
KUNMING Sampling Disillusionment A Peacock Loft DreamsDALI Glasshouse on a Lake Mountain DreamsLIJIANG Searching for Joseph Rock Finding Xuan Ke No Dreams Last DreamsLUGU Tiger Folk Nation of Women The Horse can TellZHONGDIAN White Water Terraces A Street on the Tea Caravan Trail White Horse BuddhaKAWAGEBO Temple Where Buddha Flew Seeing the Mountain Finding the Key Moving Clouds Entering the Mountain Ascending the Mountain The Blind Man and the Temple Conversation, with a Stone Conversation with a Dakini Reaching the Glaciers
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To find it, follow the Tea Caravan Trail, It will lead you from Dali to Lijiang and past the Tiger Leaping Gorge to Zhongdian. Along the way, there are many sacred mountains.Yang LipingShangri-La may only be an ideal from a Philosophical perspective, but a place where humanity and environment are in harmony and spirituality exceeds materialism can De achieved.Qi ZhalaIt is within, Actually Shangri-La s Shambnala, In Tibetan Buddhism. the king of Shamb-hala lives in a realm between the sun and the moon within each personBeru Khyentse Rimpoche
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还不错的一本书 推荐 就是贵了
如题，这点做的很不好！
不是同一本书吧与神对话的英文搜出来是conversation with god而不是这本什么mountain
为什么我搜索的是《与神对话》，出来的是《与神山对话》？？？
与神对话： Conversation with God与神山对话： Conversation with Sacred Mountains
作者不是同一人，内容不是同一个，所以书应该不是同一本。商家是需要手段促销，但前提是不能误导和欺骗，希望录入的同志要有一颗严谨负责的心。评分不是针对这本书。
实际书名是“与神圣的山脉对话”，怎么在网上还不改过来呀？管理和翻译跟不上。
今天拿到书本想上来赞的（快！）！但发现怎么可以说这是《与神对话》的英文版呢！哪里是同一本书呀！！讲云南讲昆明！！我希望可以退书，可不可可以的呢？
这么简单的题目怎么会翻译成“与神对话”？？奇怪！