DISCOVER THE LIFE-CHANGING HIDDEN MESSAGE OF THE ART OF WAR A perennial bestseller, Sun Tzus Art of War is usually understood as a book of war strategies teaching us how to beat our opponents on the battlefield. But what if the true message of this ancient Chinese text is something much more profound and relevant to us today? The Modern Art of War presents a dazzling new interpretation: Sun Tzus book is not about conquering your enemies, devising martial strategies or getting ahead of your competitors. Instead, the real art of war is the fight to control your mind and the thoughts that rule it. What if Sun Tzu wasnt a general at all, but a spiritual advisor, and the Art of War was written not for a king, but for the people? This ground-breaking book examines the complete original text from this new perspective, explaining that a “battlefield” is the terrain of the mind and the enemy our limiting emotions, perceptions and thoughts. Using self-reflection prompts, it guides you in incorporating Sun Tzus teachings into your daily life, explaining how to conquer or still your mind in order to gain personal harmony and self-fulfilment, and become an agent of peace in the world.
Product Details
Author:
Hunter Liguore
Publisher:
Amaryllis (An Imprint of Manjul Publishing House)
SKU:
BK0523525
EAN:
9789355437914
Number Of Pages:
236
Language:
English
Binding:
Paper Back
Reading age :
18 years and up
Release date:
25 May 2025
About Author
Hunter Liguore is an award-winning author, art historian, and writing professor, whose books have been translated in seven languages. Shes the author ofWhole World Inside Nans Soup (Paterson Prize for Young People; Every Child a Reader Honor Book, 2021, rereleasing in a collector's edition in 2025),Where Are You Going Butterfly?(Society of Illustrators Finalist, Hiii Merit Award Winner,BolognaChildren's Illustration Finalist, 2025),The Modern Art of War: Sun Tzu's Hidden Path to Peace and Wholeness(2024). Shes a regular columnist for Spirituality & Health Magazine, and has published in over 500 publications, internationally, including,Non-Profit Quarterly, The Writers Digest, The Mindfulness Bell, Orion Magazine, The Irish Pages, Northwestern Review, Bellevue Literary Review, American Anthropological Assoc., and more. She's studied with Nobel Peace Prize Laureate, John Hume (North Ireland), and has undertaken critical research in peace and social justice studies. Most recently, she received Honorable Mention in the Intl. Human Rights Art Movement/Art of Unity Literary Award for Ash and Cinder. Her unique writing explores interconnectedness with all people, reciprocal relationships with the natural world, and kindness and empathy for all, without exception.
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