The Monk Who Howled Like a Wolf

<p>Many spiritual seekers feel jaded and discouraged by a lack of meaning in our materialistic Western culture. Yet as they listen to Kriya Yoga teachers and hear stories such as <em>The Monk Who Howled Like a Wolf</em> they soon begin to feel they have found their true home and a sense of peace and purpose.</p><p>What does Kriya Yoga have to offer for a better life and healthier spirit?</p><ul> <li>Increased connection with the divine</li> <li>Harmonious relationships</li> <li>Effectiveness on the job and in service</li> <li>Understanding of why our lives are the way that they are</li> <li>The knowledge that what we think say and do matters deeply</li> <li>Releasing unhealthy relationships habits and patterns</li></ul><p>In <em>The Monk Who Howled Like a Wolf</em> author Norman Anton Sollie describes this ancient esoteric knowledge with the benefit of years of close study with a Kriya yogi in Denver and also time studying with Kriyananda in Chicago.</p><p>This personal narrative of spiritual discovery intertwined with teaching parables and mystical principles is engaging and often humorous. <em>The Monk Who Howled Like a Wolf</em> is part spiritual travelogue and part handbook for the emerging mystic.</p>