This easy-to-read translation and commentary is a gateway into the very foundations of non-dual Buddhist thought and the foundational framework for deep meditation practice. What I love about this system is how it presents a rigorous intellectual exploration of the way we create our reality and how our reality creates us.
Shifting to the single-pointed expansion of deep meditation isn’t quite so easy as we’d like… but by “working our way” through the dimensions of and layers of being we can learn to do so reliably.
Light on Life is an excellent introduction to a practical understanding of the spiritual underpinnings of the yoga asana practice that has taken the world by storm.
About Thich Nhat Hanh brings a soft, accessible and engaging tone to his expression of Buddhist teachings. This makes this fairly comprehensive…
Sutra 44 makes a critical point that may be lost in the standard translations. What if it reads like…
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Or else whatever I see is still just another iteration of “inside” and “outside.” Conditioned phenomena includes any conceptual framework and even subject/object, past/present/future is all just conceptual framework. If I want to understand, I must stop and see!
As long as we’re using the mind bound by rational thought and linear time things will be confusing. These doubts will inhibit us from Perfect Enlightenment. We must trust this to be true so that we can have an experience to verify it.