Bøger af Geoffrey Brock

Embark on a transformative journey to holistic wellness with "Buddha's Guide to Fitness: The Path to Mindful and Holistic Health". This unique guide explores an innovative intersection of physical health, mental wellbeing, and spiritual enlightenment. Seamlessly integrating Buddha's profound teachings with modern fitness approaches, the book offers a distinctive blueprint for mindful, balanced living.In this special report, you will find a fresh perspective on fitness, molded not only by physical exertion but also by spiritual awakening. This path-breaking wellness manual urges you to tune into your spiritual self while enhancing physical stamina, flexibility, and strength.The book is structured into ten mind-opening chapters: The Intersection of Fitness and Spirituality Exploring Buddhism: Philosophy as a Fitness Guide Buddhist Approach to Physical Wellness Mind-Body Synergy: The Spiritual Fitness Balance Meditative Moves: Training into Tranquility The Middle Path: Avoiding Extremes in Fitness Outer Strength, Inner Peace: Enriching Workouts with Mindfulness Holistic Healing: A Buddha Inspired Wellness Journey Reflective Recuperation: Mindful Recovery and Self-Care Cultivating Spiritual Endurance: The Buddha's Approach to ResilienceAbout the Author: Geoffrey Brock is a recognized writer in the wellness space, blending practical fitness advice with profound spiritual insights. A former Wall Street tycoon, his life was dramatically changed by a transformative journey through the Himalayas where he discovered the deep influence of Buddha's teachings on modern fitness. Geoffrey now devotes himself to exploring this intriguing subject and helping others to navigate their own paths to physical wellness and spiritual tranquility.Embrace a holistic journey of self-improvement and inner peace, integrate Buddha's wisdom into your fitness regimen, and awaken the soul while taking the leap in your health journey!

"The title of Geoffrey Brock's third poetry collection, After, is meant to work in two ways. A number of the poems were written after, and in response to, the death of Brock's father, who was also a poet. Some of those and many of the others are also in some way "after"-as in, in the manner of-other poems or works of art. Such texts are often called "imitations" and have long been seen as, in Samuel Johnson's words, "a kind of middle composition between translation and original design." Brock has been writing and translating poems for forty years, and for most of his career those two activities proceeded along parallel but clearly separate tracks. In recent years, however, he has been increasingly drawn to that middle space where the tracks converge. For Brock, it's a conversational space, in which he listens to the call of earlier works and offers responses from his own life: by turns bleak and beautiful, poignant and funny, sorrowful and accepting. Poets are indebted to other poets as surely as each of us is indebted to those who raised us, and the poems in After attempt to account for such personal and poetic inheritances"--

The fifth winner of the annual New Criterion Poetry Prize is Geoffrey Brock''s Weighing Light. From the glinting scales in a painting by Vermeer to the white lines that disappear beneath a headlight''s beam, Mr. Brock''s poems measure out the often elusive weights and distances of the known world, confronting the unruly powers that threaten his burnished surfaces. His acute observations of landscape and of the smallest gestures that pass between people give rise to affecting human dramas both stark and deeply felt. Once read, his keen perceptionsΓÇöall the more striking for the expertly cadenced music of his language and his supple use of poetic formΓÇöwill be long remembered.