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The Wheel of Life: The Autobiography of a Western Buddhist Urbicide these accounts do not presentAuthor Contributor(s): Blofeld, John Publisher: Shambhala Date: 11 28 1988 Binding: Paperback Condition: NEW The Wheel of Life is the spiritual autobiography of John Blofeld (1913 1987), a world renowned British scholar and writer who devoted his life to the study of Eastern traditions, especially Buddhism and Taoism. With wit, honesty, and humility, Blofeld portrays his search for wisdom and his discovery of a genuine spiritual path. He describes in