Overflow - by Vincent Thibault (Paperback)

About the Book

"Drawing on the wisdom of ancient Buddhist teachings, Thibault offers a clear and compelling roadmap for those seeking mental clarity in today's hyperconnected world. With insights into the nuances of our digital age and practical advice rooted in mindfulness, this book is a refreshing take on how to regain peace and purpose amidst the noise. This is more than just a guide - it's a companion on your journey to deeper awareness, offering a way to discern what truly matters from what doesn't and live a life of integrity, calm, and spiritual abundance. By turning our sense of information overload into an overflow of purposeful compassion, we can have a positive impact in our relationships and communities that ripples out to the whole world"-- Provided by publisher.

Book Synopsis

Finding it hard to stay balanced amidst endless emails, notifications, and scrolling? This is the guide back to sanity you've been searching for.

Peace and purpose can be difficult to find in our hyperconnected world. With breaking news, social media, and endless entertainment all at our fingertips, we often feel our attention is being pulled in a thousand directions at once. Drawing on the wisdom of ancient Buddhist teachings, Vincent Thibault offers a clear and compelling roadmap to help you transform the feeling of information overload into an overflowing abundance of compassion.

With insights into the nuances of our digital age and practical advice rooted in mindfulness, Thibault teaches you how to work with breath, posture, and awareness to help you rewrite your relationship with technology, own your attention, and act with purpose.

We don't need to withdraw from the world to live a contemplative life. Instead, we can cultivate wisdom and compassion right in the middle of our noisy modern lives.

About the Author

VINCENT THIBAULT is a Canadian author of numerous works of fiction and nonfiction. A student and translator of Buddhism for more than twenty years, he practices mainly in the Nyingma tradition of Tibetan Buddhism.