LES KAYE

Drawing inspiration from such diverse sources as Khalil Gibran, Virginia Woolf, and Frank Sinatra, as well as the Bible and the great Zen masters of old, this book offers a path to rich and lasting happiness achieved through what Huston Smith calls "goal-attaining patience." In Joyously Through the Days, Les Kaye explores lifes every day complexities and instructs us in the Zen way through our human foibles. Through awareness, patience, and generosity, Kaye argues, we can respond with creative calm to the uncertain conditions of modern life.

Les Kaye, un maestro Zen, consigui:amp;oacute; encontrar el equilibrio entre su pr:amp;aacute;ctica espiritual y su compromiso como ingeniero de alto nivel en una gran empresa multinacional. En este libro nos transmite toda la sabidur:amp;iacute;a que le proporcion:amp;oacute; su experiencia de integrar su aprendizaje espiritual con la vida laboral.

Welcome to Silicon Valleys search for fulfillment and purpose beyond devices, money, and power. With worker stress at an all-time high, particularly in the fast-paced technology industry, its no surprise that Google, Salesforce, and Apple have adopted mindfulness and meditation into their workplace culture. Studies show mindfulness practice increases emotional intelligence, reduces stress, and enhances health and overall well-being. A Sense of Something Greater goes deeper than the current mindfulness trend, into the heart of Zen practice. For Les Kaye, Zen is more than awarenessits also the continued determination to be authentic in relationships, to create meaningful, intimate, intentional bonds with people, things, and the environment. Kayes teachings are paired with interviews with current tech employees and Zen practitioners, conducted by journalist Teresa Bouza. A Sense of Something Greater is an essential book for business leaders, mindfulness meditators, and Zen practitioners alike.