The Ark II: The End

By Gail Fairfield

Book Overview

The great trumpet has sounded, the belt of Orion has exploded and the earth has been violently shaken.'The Ark II' takes Lisa, Charles and their team on a journey that will test their faith to the limits. When their whole world comes crashing down they are thrown into the path of danger and chaos. If they are to stand a chance of escaping a world that is quickly being destroyed around them they have some very big lessons to learn, and fast In this race against the end of time, Lisa is sent in search of 'the ancient path' the path which will lead her to the key which will unlock the power that God has so many times told her is within her reach. Praying that it's not too late, her desperate search takes her supernaturally through time and dimensions of heavens realms which allow her to discover long-hidden mysteries. If she's willing to have her mindsets fiercely challenged these mysteries will lead her to the key that she so earnestly seeks.Are you willing to join her on this spectacular adventure?

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1978347634
• ISBN13: 9781978347632
• Release Date: September 2018
• Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
• Length: 238 Pages
• Weight: 0.71 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 6.0" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

Wonderful buddhist read, from a unique perspective. Just read it.

I thoroughly enjoyed this book. I read it cover-to-cover in the week after receiving it and was helped by it. Geri has the unique distinction in my experience of relating her own experience on her path rather than pointing to an idealized or abstracted one. I found that to be very accessible and easy to relate to. As a bonus, I learned a lot more of the history of Korea than I had known and developed a greater respect for...

Flaws and all

In many ways I agree with the previous review, although I draw slightly different conclusions. Often when I travel to other countries (even without an occasionally raging zen teacher; and even without having to constantly worry about the sometimes shifting protocols of new monasteries), I find myself fantasizing about a good omelette or NPR. That's true whether or not I'm trying like hell to be a solid, present little zen...

an amazing doorway

What an amazing journey I took when I read this book. Knowing little to nothing about Korea (ok there was that MASH tv show) and just a tad bit more about zen, I found myself alternating between tenderness and strength as I read through her journeys. A must read for anyone who thinks they are able to handle the rigors of a spiritual practice!

Killing the teacher

On the subject of growing up, an eminent teacher from Korea once said to his American followers: "First you must kill your parents; then, you must kill Buddha; and then, you must kill me." Author Geri Larkin is a Dharma Teacher under a different Korean teacher, Samu Sunim. Her first two collections of dharma talks ("Stumbing Towards Enlightenment" and "Tap Dancing In Zen") are inspirational: completely heartfelt, utterly...