by Lama Anagarika Govinda
Robert Thurman's perceptive new introduction to the volume places Govinda's writings in historial context and opens a new door to understanding Tibet, Buddhism, and the life of a remarkable man who, Thurman remarks, is "undoubtedly one of the West's greatest minds of the twentieth century, among the Pantheon that includes with Einstein, Heisenberg, Wittgenstein, Solzhenitsyn, Gandhi, and the Dalai Lama."
416 pages. Paperback.