The Enlightened Gardener
Synopsis
In the spring of 1968, four practicing psychologists traveled from the United States to England for a conference at a charming 17th-century hotel. There, the four doctors hope to gain some new insight into the nature of the human mind that can be shared with their respective patients. As they cross the Atlantic and leave behind the turbulent social and political landscape of late-1960s America, they have no way of knowing that the revelations they seek will come not from the “experts” at the conference but from the hotel’s wise and mysterious groundskeeper…
Additional information
Beset by daily life's trials and tribulations, many people search for the elusive wisdom that will help them make sense of their journey and find inner peace. So, too, do the characters in this wonderful story by Sydney Banks. In this simple but profound tale, four colleagues meet a remarkable gardener whose unique philosophy will forever change their lives. That philosophy is equally powerful for the reader. The wisdom within these pages comes in the form of a straightforward message that is accessible to all who open their hearts to it.
About this book
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Book title
The Enlightened Gardener -
Book author
Sydney Banks -
ISBN
9781772130201 -
Publisher
Lone Pine Publishing BC -
Publication date
2001-09-15 -
Print length
176 Pages -
Reading time
88 minutes -
Language
English