excellent variety. For less than eight
dollars, you can sample all seven beers
and compare the different tastes and
textures.

Gotcha. Anything | should avoid?

nless you're feeling particularly

adventurous, stay away from

saisons, lambics, and gueuzes.
These European brews are dismissed by
most beer enthusiasts as ciders, and not
real beers. Regardless, they have
exceptionally strong, spicy citrus flavors,
and do not taste like beer as we know it.

So the next time you step up to the

bar and order yourself a beer, try some-
thing different. Even if you don’t make
it past the honey lager, at least you gave
it a shot. Remember though, there are
thousands of brands of beer out there,
and every one has something to recom-
mend it. You will find one you like sooner or
later. Now, if you'll excuse me, there’s a pint of

Freeing the Buddha Dortmunder Doublebock with my name on it.

Diversity on a Cou Path—Large Scale Concerns
A course on major aspects of Buddhism
plus a dangerous collection of essays

by Brian and Pia Ruhe

 

  

* meditation

* compassion

* path to enlightenment
* meaning and purpose
* true historical Jesus

  

* contacting spirit guides
¢ humour on the spiritual path
° Adolf Hitler's negative use of the higher realms

* enhance health, well-being and insight

 

“Brian has a hawkish intelligence.
This writing wakes us up!”
Teertha Mistlberger, Director Shamballa Trainings

 

 

 

AVAILABLE AT YOUR LOCAL BOOKSTORE
For group course info based on book call 733-8477.

“Or visit our website at hetp://home.istar.ca/~bar/

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