The Science and Practice of Humility: The Path to Ultimate Freedom (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781620553633)

Humility, being open and receptive to all experience, is the key to becoming one with the spontaneous patterns of the universe

- Integrates classic teachings of Hinduism and Buddhism with principles of quantum physics to reveal the science of the enlightened masters

- Reveals how we are each capable of shifting from the aggressive path of the warrior to the humble path of the sage

- Explains how the key to catching the current acceleration of conscious evolution is humility

From Krishna and Lao-tzu to Buddha and Jesus, each enlightened master discovered how being receptive to all experience was the key to becoming one with the universe and its spontaneous patterns of order and chaos. Revealing humility as the purest expression of this receptivity, Jason Gregory integrates classic teachings of Hinduism, Buddhism, Taoism, and Hermeticism with principles from quantum physics to explain the science of humility as practiced by the ancient masters.

The author shows how, driven by fear, the human mind creates the ego. In its greedy and arrogant quest to protect the self and its desires, the ego forges the illusion of separation, weaving complex patterns of reality that shield us from our unity with all beings and result in attitudes of aggression, selfishness, and competition. He reveals how the iconic clash between this complex, aggressive "path of the warrior" and the simple "path of the sage" is reflected in the polarized state of the modern world. Yet this state also reflects the accelerating wave of conscious evolution we are now experiencing. The key to catching this evolutionary wave is humility: the reversal of complexity into simplicity, the ancient science of mental alchemy that represents the Great Work of Eternity.

Author: Jason Gregory
ISBN-10: 1620553635
ISBN-13: 9781620553633
Publisher: Inner Traditions International
Language: English
Published: 10/11/2014
Pages: 176
Format: Paperback
Weight: 0.64lbs
Size: 9.10h x 5.99w x 0.43d

Review Citation(s):
Publishers Weekly 10/20/2014