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A Commuter's Guide to
Enlightenment
Whether you are a stockbroker,
student or soccer mom, "A Commuter's Guide to Enlightenment"
will show you how to find tranquility during life’s most
stressful, tiresome and mundane activities - your commute to
work, driving to take the kids to practice, paying the
bills, doing homework or any other monotonous event - the
activities may vary, but the methodology presented in this
book to persevere remains the same.
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A Commuter’s Guide to
Enlightenment
(ISBN13: 978-0-7387-1263-5, US $13.95, CAN $15.95, trade
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About the Author
Bitkoff, a doctoral graduate
in education, grew up in New York
City and spent most of his professional career living
and working in the New York City
area. An expert in therapeutic recreation and psychiatric
rehabilitation and treatment, Bitkoff has been on the
faculty or served as field instructor for
New York University, Herbert
H. Lehman College, Iona College, the College of New
Rochelle, East Stroudsburg University and Northampton
Community College.How to be Spiritual Amidst
this Chaos?
By Dr. Stewart Bitkoff
"For the spiritual traveler, we are living in a complex and
unique age; one of tremendous upheaval and great opportunity
to solve problems. Turn on the television set and listen to
the reports coming in from all across the world: religious
wars, effects of global warming, famine, new strains of
disease, drug wars, over weight children, advances in
technology and people beginning to work together to solve
problems of housing, job loss, and keeping their family
together. This combination of factors has been called the
‘eighth day of the week’ and the beginning of a new era;
clearly, until many of these problems are resolved, if that
is possible, the amount of unsettledness, fear, anxiety and
personal worry for many will continue to grow."
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Everyday
Spirituality: Life as Prayer
By Dr.
Stewart Bitkoff
"We are
participating in an explosion of new age teaching, interest in eastern
religion, and a general curiosity about the usefulness of everyday
spiritual practice. When you turn on the television, it seems just about
every talk show host is discussing how to maximize human potential
. . ." (click here to
read full article)
The Mystical
School
By Dr.
Stewart Bitkoff
Filling the
Emptiness
". . .these
experiences and higher capacities are provided to make the student a
better person who is more fully equipped to serve their community.
This is a natural, gradual process of learning and the student is
expected to maintain all areas of daily life- becoming more
responsible."
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Enlightenment: An Initial Discussion
By Dr.
Stewart Bitkoff
Introduction
As our
society moves forward in its study and growing understanding of
different spiritual paths, one of the things required is a dialogue
concerning the nature of personal enlightenment. Or said another
way,
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One part stress management,
one morsel spirituality, all parts enlightening - this guide
will speak to anyone who must wake up and face repetitive
and non-thrilling activities and it will teach you how to
make the most of every situation.
For years, Dr. Stewart Bitkoff suffered through every
traffic jam, flat tire, and rude driver that marred his long
commute to New York City . . . until he discovered how to
transform this soul draining journey into one filled with
divine lessons and meaning. Blending spiritual wisdom with
his own astute observations from the road, Dr. Bitkoff
teaches readers how to live in the present and find joy in
ordinary moments. His personal stories draw insightful
parallels between the “road of life” and one’s spiritual
path. Meditations, tips, exercises, and prayers will help
you shut off shallow concerns, center yourself, and open up
to higher consciousness. No matter your profession or the
activity, this book will show you how to find peace during
life’s most stressful and boring moments.
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