Description:"Part memoir, part road trip, part skewed gonzo hallucination, here's an antidote to the dry and the cooked"--Jeet Thayil."In energetic, needle-sharp prose, Besseling unpacks ten years of global wandering as a true spiritual heir to Hunter S. Thompson. This is an addictive, anarchic riff on travel, relationships, and the crowded bazaar of spiritual enlightenment. Richly funny, subversive and surprisingly wise, The Liquid Refuses to Ignite introduces a completely original voice"--Nilanjana Roy.Can enlightenment come in a glass of lassi?Whether discussing the intricacies of etiquette in a Japanese love hotel while high on hallucinogens, expunging unholy thoughts in a monastic retreat in Thailand, or contemplating life, death and heartache in the murky lanes of Varanasi, ten years of sex, drugs and spiritual misfires bring artist and journalist Dave Besseling no closer to finding the eternal truth, whatever that may be. Then, a moment of clarity presents itself while sipping lassi in India's holiest city.In a series of essays that define the travails of those who prefer life on the road, The Liquid Refuses to Ignite sees Dave and his possible alter-ego Dr Heagney theorize upon, ruminate over and scoff at everything from Kurt Cobain to Kundalini. Hitting out at the modern traveller, the backpack-wearing self-professed outcasts who scour the world for meaning, Dave stumbles upon the epiphany he's been searching for: behind the robes and the rituals of wise men everywhere, they're selling the same thing, the answer to emptiness and need. And they've been selling it to him all along.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with The Liquid Refuses to Ignite. To get started finding The Liquid Refuses to Ignite, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed. Our library is the biggest of these that have literally hundreds of thousands of different products represented.
Description: "Part memoir, part road trip, part skewed gonzo hallucination, here's an antidote to the dry and the cooked"--Jeet Thayil."In energetic, needle-sharp prose, Besseling unpacks ten years of global wandering as a true spiritual heir to Hunter S. Thompson. This is an addictive, anarchic riff on travel, relationships, and the crowded bazaar of spiritual enlightenment. Richly funny, subversive and surprisingly wise, The Liquid Refuses to Ignite introduces a completely original voice"--Nilanjana Roy.Can enlightenment come in a glass of lassi?Whether discussing the intricacies of etiquette in a Japanese love hotel while high on hallucinogens, expunging unholy thoughts in a monastic retreat in Thailand, or contemplating life, death and heartache in the murky lanes of Varanasi, ten years of sex, drugs and spiritual misfires bring artist and journalist Dave Besseling no closer to finding the eternal truth, whatever that may be. Then, a moment of clarity presents itself while sipping lassi in India's holiest city.In a series of essays that define the travails of those who prefer life on the road, The Liquid Refuses to Ignite sees Dave and his possible alter-ego Dr Heagney theorize upon, ruminate over and scoff at everything from Kurt Cobain to Kundalini. Hitting out at the modern traveller, the backpack-wearing self-professed outcasts who scour the world for meaning, Dave stumbles upon the epiphany he's been searching for: behind the robes and the rituals of wise men everywhere, they're selling the same thing, the answer to emptiness and need. And they've been selling it to him all along.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with The Liquid Refuses to Ignite. To get started finding The Liquid Refuses to Ignite, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed. Our library is the biggest of these that have literally hundreds of thousands of different products represented.