Just as down-and-out Linden Kozlowski is about to end it all, he's intercepted by a monk who convinces him that if he runs away from life, he'll have to return, and his problems will just get worse. To escape the pain of the world forever, Linden stays alive long enough to make a mystical deal to never be reborn again.
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Alan Cohen is the author of many popular inspirational books and is a contributing writer for the New York Times best-selling series Chicken Soup for the Soul. He keynotes for conferences internationally and presents seminars on applied human potential. Alan resides with his family in Maui, Hawaii.
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You Go Linden
9 Oct 2009
By Jan Smith
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Linden's experiences is similiar to the life adventures of many of us as we
learn and grow in this lifetime,like being in the Valley (the bottom)
then climbing to the Mountain. I felt Linden getting in touch with
his strengths and truly appreciating himself and having compassion for the people in his life. Linden found he wasn't alone.
I am recommending this book to all my friends.
learn and grow in this lifetime,like being in the Valley (the bottom)
then climbing to the Mountain. I felt Linden getting in touch with
his strengths and truly appreciating himself and having compassion for the people in his life. Linden found he wasn't alone.
I am recommending this book to all my friends.
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful
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A must read!
16 Oct 2009
By Melinda S. Cowen
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I LOVED this book and feel everyone would not only enjoy it immensely but could actually benefit from reading it. A best seller for sure! It is a fun, thrill-filled ride as well as a substantive book on how to progress in our own lives. Alan Cohen's books are always good and take me higher. This one is no exception. I've read it once and am going back for the second time to cherish all the spiritual principles that are interwoven so beautifully into the exciting drama of Linden's life lessons. Linden has become a best friend!
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Linden Has Just Begun
7 Oct 2009
By Patrice Strange
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This book was fantastic. I have read the author's other books that are very inspirational usually located in the self-help areas. This one is different....it has the best of both worlds with the bold story of fictional novels with many spiritual twists along the way. It was one of those rare books that is so well written that you could read it very quickly but want to slow down to savor the experience. I was pleasantly caught off guard several times as the story rolled through multi layers of understanding. Wow, I hope the author writes another book in this unique genre soon. I don't want to read anything now but his work!!!
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