Product Description

With a rhythmic, meditative tone, the words of The Noble Wilds flow gracefully along the pages, complemented by the luminous photos of God s creations in nature. Turning the pages, one is transported to Amoura, the place where the lady lives and is visited by cherished beings of the wild. The lady is none other than Supreme Master Ching Hai, and The Noble Wilds is yet another of Her simple but deeply touching gifts. Written, photographed and compiled personally by Master, this precious gem opens the door to a world of unique beauty. Here, the reader can witness firsthand the noble spirit and dedication of our co-inhabitants whose homes are under the open sky the swan, the goose, the squirrel, the beaver and even a tiny garden snail. Although generally shy of humans, these animals allow themselves to be photographed, and indeed can even be seen eagerly approaching the lady s gentle offering of favorite foods. The love conveyed is unlike any other full of dignity and grace, yet as deep and enduring as the eternal. All books are printed by ''Soy Ink for Environmental protection''. Such ink is not only nontoxic but also very helpful for environment of the mother earth which is an good example of ''time to act''....

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #427733 in Books
• Published on: 2008-02-01
• Original language: English
• Binding: Paperback
• 472 pages

About the Author
About the Author The Supreme Master Ching Hai was born in Central Au Lac (Vietnam). At the age of eighteen, Master Ching Hai moved to England to study, and then later to France and then Germany, where She worked for the Red Cross and married a German physician. After two years of happy marriage, with Her husband's blessings, She left Her marriage in pursuit of enlightenment, thus fulfilling an ideal that had been with Her since Her childhood. This began a time of arduous pilgrimages to many different countries that ended only when She met a perfect living Master in the Himalayas. Master Ching Hai received the divine transmission of the inner Light and Sound, which She later called the Quan Yin Method. After a period of diligent practice, She attained Perfect Enlightenment. To satisfy the longing of sincere Truth seekers, the Supreme Master Ching Hai offers the Quan Yin Method of meditation to people of all nationalities, religions and cultural backgrounds. Her message of love and peace brings spiritual liberation and hope to people throughout the world, reminding all to uphold Truth, Virtue, and Beauty in life.

Customer Reviews

unfolding the secret of the wild world
This book may not necessarily enrich your knowledge about the nature, but will certainly amaze you by unfolding the miraculous picture of the wild world. What the author has provided here is not only stories but also an approach that may lead each of us to experience the wonder of the nature. What struck me most is the noble quality possessed by the wild lives and the tender love they show to their family. I am really amazed by the childlike innocence and subtlety that the author has demonstrated in her interaction with the wilds, which reminds me of the story of St. Francis Assisi who was well known for preaching to the pigeons and the wolf. Perhaps both Francis Assisi and Ching Hai intend to get across the same message from on high¡ªseeing God¡¯s grace in each of His creature.

obsessing!


The book is obsessing!... You cannot be the same anymore...

But you are close to yourself!!!

Too beautiful for words
This is a beautiful book in both photos and words. It may appear to be a children book, but it's actually for all age.
We were taught about IQ & EQ, but we were hardly ever taught about Noble Quality, NQ, which should have been prioritized. It's ironic and sad that so called the most intelligent being on earth, human, some of us have lower noble quality than some animals. Master Ching Hai shares the loving and noble side of the wild animals she encountered. Their love for their children and mates is really no different from human beings. It was so gentle and touching the way Master Ching Hai treats her wild friends. If only human can treat other beings with such noble love, rather than judging these adorable animals by IQ or even treating them unkindly, so we won't degrade ourselves as "human" beings. After reading this book, I hope we don't need to "talk" about love, but "live" in love like Pitu said.