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Through spiritual discipline the entire body
becomes the receptacle of divine sensations. A well-conducted
discipline makes it possible to identify and recognize at
its base a unique sensation which is a sensation of the universe.
What is known as meditation is the interiorization of this
"pure sensation" outside of time. It is a taste
of eternity.
-The Awakened Body
Sri Anirvan
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MATERIAL
FOR THOUGHT #14
- The
Awakened Body
Sri Anirvan
- Hope
Jacob Needleman
- Seeing:
The Endless Source of Inner
Freedom
Michel de Salzmann
- Marie-Claude
Alix Taylor
- Note
on the Four Bodies of the Mother of God
Richard Temple
- The
Quick and the Dead
Richard Hodges
- The
Place of Honor
Ellen Draper
- Accuracy
Wendy Bayne
- The
Xam Bushmen
Harold Farmer
- Lost
Buddhism
Stuart Smithers
- The
Continuum Concept
by Jean Liedloff
- Jonah's
Dream
by Sven Berlin
- Trout
Bum: Essays on Flyfishing As a Way of Life
by John Gierach
-
A River Runs Through It
by Norman Maclean
- A
Life of One's Own
by Joanna Field
- The
Tibetan Book of Living and Dying
by Sogyal Rinpoche
- The
Embodied Mind
by Francisco Verela, Evan Thompson and Eleanor Rosch
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