Zen and the Art of Subration: How Mastery of the Art of Subration Activates Physical Immortality and Cultural Evolution to Usher in the Golden Age

by Ashoka Annamaya Ishaya

Overview

Zen and the Art of Subration is a three-part masterwork arising from the author’s thirty-five-year journey to overcome cultural conditioning and achieve the ultimate transformation: living on light and oxygen. Ashoka Annamaya Ishaya shares an intimate look into how she discovered tantric and Taoist practices for cultivating immortality and integrated them into her life. She follows up this first-person account with a teaching guide distilling knowledge and practices aimed at readers on their own transformative path toward achieving your immortal jing cycle. Ishaya believes that if a critical mass of humans commit to the process of sustainable immortality, we can affect the evolution of our entire species. Ishaya pursues an illuminating range of questions: • Are we as a species destined to be enlightened? • Can we apply mindfulness skills to evolve our physiology? • How can our health-care system better support the maturation of our species? • Can we become an immortal species? The treatise concludes with a scholarly overview of noted prophets from varied traditions and times who have taught and fostered transformation of consciousness and sustainability of culture.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781532071188
Publisher:	iUniverse, Incorporated
Publication date:	04/15/2019
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	424
File size:	984 KB

About the Author

Ashoka Annamaya Ishaya practiced and taught ascension for five years in a North Carolina monastery in the Advaita Vedanta lineage. She earned a bachelor’s degree in environmental science and a master’s in industrial hygiene from the University of Pittsburgh. She was also awarded an executive coaching certificate from Fielding Graduate University. She grows a worldwide executive coaching business through her websites (www.ishayaintegralcoaching.com and www.kundaliniinitiator.com) and blog (www.themythofmentalillness.blogspot.com).