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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 The Monk Who Howled Like a Wolf, they soon begin to feel they have found their true home and a sense of peace and purpose.

What does Kriya Yoga have to offer for a better life and healthier spirit?

• Increased connection with the divine
• Harmonious relationships
• Effectiveness on the job and in service
• Understanding of why our lives are the way that they are
• The knowledge that what we think, say, and do matters deeply
• Releasing unhealthy relationships, habits, and patterns

In The Monk Who Howled Like a Wolf, author Norman Anton Sollie describes this ancient esoteric knowledge with the benefit of years of close study with yogi Michael Bonamer in Denver and also time studying with Michael's guru, Kriyananda, in Chicago.

This personal narrative of spiritual discovery, intertwined with teaching parables and mystical principles, is engaging and often humorous. The Monk Who Howled Like a Wolf is part spiritual travelogue and part handbook for the emerging mystic.