Twenty-First Century Seeker: Maintaining Spiritual Principles in a Very Hectic World

A practical and easily understandable guide to learn to meditate and maintain spiritual principles in a very hectic world. Author Pradhan Balter has practiced meditation for 45 years and offered meditation programmes in more than forty countries.

This book offers effective tools to de-stress and to re-connect with one’s inner self. It guides the reader in creating an inner environment that will empower him or her to successfully cope with challenges of life.

Moreover, the reader will gain tools to incorporate spiritual principles into one’s hectic life. The author, who is a chiropractor, vegetarian restaurant owner, and computer graphics specialist, has taught meditation for 43 years. The book is based on the hundreds of lectures he has offered and reflects his interaction with spiritual seekers from around the world. It is of value to anyone at any level of spiritual seeking - from the absolute beginner to the experienced meditator.

The book in a nutshell:
The book introduces a very accessible and practical approach to meditation.
It is written in a fresh, easily understandable and entertaining style.
The author studied meditation with one of the most respected contemporary meditation teachers, Sri Chinmoy, and has offered practical meditation classes in more than 40 countries.
The book is suitable for readers from across a diverse range of cultural and religious backgrounds.
Support for the reader from the author via www.a21stcenturyseeker.com website.

Dr Pradhan Balter, has practiced meditation for 45 years as a student of the renowned spiritual teacher Sri Chinmoy. Pradhan has given practical meditation classes in more then 40 countries. He has introduced thousands of people from across a diverse range of cultural backgrounds to the principles of meditation and of a modern-day spiritual lifestyle. His down-to-earth style coupled with his sense of humor help make meditation easy and accessible. He is a chiropractic doctor, owner of a vegetarian restaurant, computer graphics specialist, and long-time director of the Sri Chinmoy Centre in Chicago.