Author Eric Weiner Discusses His New Book "Man Seeks God - My Flirtations with the Divine"

Author Eric Weiner Discusses His New Book Man Seeks God - My Flirtations with the Divine

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After a health scare left him reeling, self-described agnostic Eric Weiner set out on a worldwide quest to experience the divine in response to a question posed to him by a well-meaning nurse: "Have you found your God yet?" In his new book Man Seeks God - My Flirtations with the Divine, he recounts his journey in search of faith -- from Nepal, where he meditated with Tibetan lamas and a guy named Wayne; to Turkey, China, Israel and even Las Vegas. Find out what the best-selling author of Geography of Bliss learned on his quest to answer the most universally pressing spiritual questions.

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