The Path Walker

by Christopher Walker

This is a raw and honest real life story for those interested in personal development and moving their lives forward to new and more fulfilling experiences. Chris Walker has hit, crashed, stumbled, crawled and picked himself up on one of the most experiential journeys to personal awakening you'll read. This book dives deep into the human soul of a man who started life on the wrong side of the fence and clawed his way back to the other side. On the way, mastering Zen, Yoga, Tibetan practices and becoming one of the worlds leading consultants on conscious living and personal growth. Since Chris' awakening he's worked with indigenous kids in youth suicide prevention, rock stars, sports heroes, performers, leading entrepreneurs and families all over the world helping heal relationships and broken hearts. Walker walks his talk - he devotes a huge credit to his personal awakening to his 47 pilgrimages high into the Himalayas of Nepal, his gifted intuition and love of nature. Thousands of years of wisdom distilled into 30 years of trial and error. Raw truth, first hand

140 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published January 1, 2010

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Reviews

[Jonathan Leeming · Rating 5 out of 5]

Inspirational, beautiful, moving, poignant.

[Kelly Provan · Rating 4 out of 5]

Chris Walker flies back and forth in this book, explaining the difficulty of his beginning and how it affected his adulthood and then how he learned to heal himself with climbing the himalayas and spiritually (or as he suggests both at the same time). Sometimes the timeline of his relationships was not well explained and therefore confusing but overall I'd say this book is a good short read. Some parts you will read over and over again because they seem really relevant and some you might skim.