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Nikolai Grozni was a music prodigy, a jazz pianisttraining at the prestigious Berklee College of Musicin Boston, when suddenly he decided to transformhis life. He moved to India to become a Buddhistmonk—shaving his head, learning Tibetan, and donninglong traditional robes. In the Himalayas—livingin a hut a stone's throw from the Dalai Lama's compound—Grozni became entrenched in a sometimescomical, sometimes reverent, always intriguingcommunity comprised of feisty nuns, bossy monks,violent chess players, demanding teachers, and aspectacular friend called Tsar, a fallen monk fromBosnia.Grozni…
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3 editions- Hardcover · English · 2008Riverhead Hardcover · 320 pages · 9781594489846
- Ebook · English · 2008Penguin Group USA, Inc. · 9781436227438
- Other · English · 2009Penguin Publishing Group · 352 pages · 9781594483769
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