The Lazy Man's Way To Enlightenment: What You're Looking For Is What Is Looking by Bhodan, David a.

The Lazy Man's Way To Enlightenment: What You're Looking For Is What Is Looking (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9780615838106)

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The Lazy Man's Way To Enlightenment: What You're Looking For Is What Is Looking by Bhodan, David a.

The Lazy Man's Way To Enlightenment: What You're Looking For Is What Is Looking

$11.77
The Lazy Man's Way To Enlightenment: What You're Looking For Is What Is Looking by Bhodan, David a.

The Lazy Man's Way To Enlightenment: What You're Looking For Is What Is Looking

$11.77
Format: Paperback
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Who are you? Who are you Really? Are you the ego-personality with a history, the one who was born, given a name and birth date, taught right from wrong and good from bad? Are you the body you move around in, you know, that thing that will surely die, because it was born? Are you the mind, with all its content, perhaps avoiding or chasing after something? Are you really a separate person amongst many other separate people, living in this world for a period of time - or have you just assumed that? "The Lazy Man's Way to Enlightenment - What You're Looking For is What is Looking," is about going beyond what we've been told we are, beyond religion and philosophy, in order to discover who we really are, not who we think or assume we are. It's about stripping away all that is false, until only what is true remains.

Author: David a. Bhodan
ISBN-10: 0615838103
ISBN-13: 9780615838106
Publisher: Right Now Publishing
Language: English
Published: 07/28/2013
Pages: 178
Format: Paperback
Weight: 0.59lbs
Size: 9.02h x 5.98w x 0.41d
By David a. Bhodan
By David a. Bhodan
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I'm not a Zen Master, spiritual teacher, poet or philosopher. I never lived in a monastery, hid out in caves or travelled to India. I wasn't drawn to. It turns out it wasn't necessary, for you or me. I'm just a regular guy who happened to have an extraordinary amount of curiosity and desire to discover who I really was, not who I thought (or had been taught) I was. In fact, I had to know, and somehow knew that what was anywhere else was 100 percent present right where I was - eternally. I was tired of being caught in a web of unhappiness and disappointment. I wanted out, so the direction was in. Seeing what you really are is your birthright and requires no special skills or abilities; you just need to know in which direction to look.

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