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Scribbles on the Wall
"In today’s world people are so busy chasing after unrealistic imaginary dreams, they sacrifice today for a better tomorrow, along the way sacrificing all that is important to them, their friends and family, their passions and interests and they don’t even know why; instead succumbing to the abundance of illusionary social expectations programmed into us since birth." Scribbles on the wall is a reflection on life through experiences, observations, mistakes, regrets and successes, provoking debate, fostering ideas and raising opinion on everyday happenings; from alcohol and drugs to sex and religion, work, community and study to health, travel and friendship. Evan Sutter's latest work give a candid view of an obtainable life path in given with observed morals and teachings from tantric Zen to the anecdotes and parables from people of peace, and serves as a positive guide to reflect and better your subconscious.
188 pages, Paperback
First published August 16, 2013
About the author
Evan Sutter
7 books1 followerAuthor of Solitude: How Doing Nothing Can Change the World published by Tenth Street Press
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http://www.amazon.com/Solitude-Doing-...
Author of Scribbles on the Wall: Lessons Along the Way published and distributed by Tenth Street Press http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00BHOGU20
“3 years ago a few bullets sailed past my head in the backstreets of New Orleans, and since that moment I have been determined to ask myself the question, ‘Why? Why am I doing this?’ It took three months living in a hut in the forests of a Buddhist Monastery to give me a better idea of ‘why,' and now I am determined to spread these experiences where it is needed most – the fast paced modern world.” Author, Evan Sutter.
Paperback and ebook available at link below
http://www.amazon.com/Solitude-Doing-...
Author of Scribbles on the Wall: Lessons Along the Way published and distributed by Tenth Street Press http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00BHOGU20
“3 years ago a few bullets sailed past my head in the backstreets of New Orleans, and since that moment I have been determined to ask myself the question, ‘Why? Why am I doing this?’ It took three months living in a hut in the forests of a Buddhist Monastery to give me a better idea of ‘why,' and now I am determined to spread these experiences where it is needed most – the fast paced modern world.” Author, Evan Sutter.
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