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The Return of Merlin
Author: Deepak Chopra, M.D.
Narrator: Simon Jones
Abridged: 3 hr 10 min
Format: Digital Audiobook
Publisher: Random House Audio
Published: 12/16/2008
Synopsis
Some legends endure the effects of time, reaching back to the mystery and the magic of a place and a people whom we know are part of who we are today. Camelot is such a legend and the mist shrouded fields, the ancient stone walls, the graceful figures of Arthur and Guinevere are the touchstones that connect us to purity of the heart and a sense of honor that knows no fear of death. In The Return of Merlin, Deepak Chopra, author of numerous bestsellers, proves a born storyteller. Although a book of incandescent fiction, The Return of Merlin is rich with the spiritual themes identified with Deepak Chopra: the hidden possibilities of wonder in the everyday world, the peace that lies behind the infinite masks of change, and the miraculous transformations made possible by shifts of perception. The message Merlin delivers is that 'we can dream a new world from the purity of our own hearts.' The rebirth of Camelot becomes vision and prophecy.
Simon Jones has appeared in the films Miracle on 34th Street, For Love or Money, Green Card, Brazil, and Monty Python's Meaning of Life, among others. He has beer featured on Broadway in The Real Thing, Benefactors, and Private Lives.
Ageless Body, Timeless Mind; Perfect Weight; Restful Sleep; and Journey Into Healing, by Deepak Chopra, are also available from Random House AudioBooks. Boundless Energy and Perfect Digestion will be available from Random House AudioBooks in October 1995.
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