Mountain Dragon Aspiration
Mountain Dragon Aspiration by Bradley Clemmons, published by Bradley Clemmons in September 2010, is a 354-page work written in English. This book presents a narrative set against a backdrop of chaos and transition in Tibet, where lawlessness prevails and threats loom over the Middle Kingdom. Central to the story is a young sorceress who may hold the key to restoring order, accompanied by a mysterious gift that adds depth to her journey.
Readers will find a riveting saga that spans generations, intertwining elements of spirituality, magic, and the complexities of love and blood ties. The narrative explores high adventure as it unfolds, inviting readers to engage with the unfolding drama and the challenges faced by its characters. This edition offers a comprehensive look at the themes of action and adventure, making it a notable addition to the genre.
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A GREAT SPIRITUAL ADVENTURE BEGINS
The first thing that hit them-and this was well before they reached the site of the caravan’s encampment-was the stench. The smell of death was heavy in the air…
The world is in chaos and transition. Lawlessness rules the countryside of Tibet, and enemies threaten the Middle Kingdom on all sides. Does a young sorceress have the key and the knowledge to stem the tide of anarchy? And what is the mysterious gift she bears?
This riveting saga spans generations, weaving spirituality, magic, the bonds of love and blood, and high adventure in one sweeping chronicle that will leave readers in breathless anticipation of each new chapter.
About the Author: Bradley Clemmons has been a student and lay practitioner of Tibetan Buddhism under the guidance of Khyabje Tarthang Tulku, Rinpoche, for over 35 years. He and his wife live in northern California.
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