Taoist Master Loy Ching-Yuen wrote The Supreme Way to give his students an understanding of how China’s three great religious traditions have co-existed for two thousand years. Occasionally breathtaking in its description of the process of higher Taoist meditation, The Supreme Way also delineates Buddhist compassion and Confucian humanism, and shows how these vary from each other and Taoism. Never before translated or published in English, The Supreme Way contains chapters on each tradition. Loy Ching-Yuen was a teacher of martial and healing arts in the early 1900’s from Shanghai. Trevor Carloan writes widely for Asian and Buddhist publications. His translations include The Colors of Heaven: Stories from the Pacific Rim and The Book of the Heart . Du Liang taught classical Chinese literature at Changsha University in Hunan Province, China. He lives and works in Vancouver, B.C. Used Book in Good Condition