Comments on: “True Meditation” by Adyashanti http://www.muditajournal.com/archives/389.php Mindfulness and Individualism Thu, 02 Feb 2012 16:37:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 By: The Return to Meditation :: Mudita Journal http://www.muditajournal.com/archives/389.php#comment-59739 The Return to Meditation :: Mudita Journal Thu, 29 Nov 2007 00:55:34 +0000 http://www.muditajournal.com/archives/000389.php#comment-59739 [...] that “let everything be as it is” meditation? the most effective use of 20 minutes I’ve ever come [...] [...] that “let everything be as it is” meditation? the most effective use of 20 minutes I’ve ever come [...]

]]> By: Joshua Zader http://www.muditajournal.com/archives/389.php#comment-18636 Joshua Zader Tue, 09 Jan 2007 18:03:16 +0000 http://www.muditajournal.com/archives/000389.php#comment-18636 Al, I just received it by UPS this morning. I'm ripping it to my hard drive to put on my mp3 player. Should be able to post what I think after I return from retreat next week. In the interim, I've been listening to his "Spontaneous Awakening" lectures, which a friend gave me, and I have to say I have enjoyed them very much. He is very easy to relate to. I get a sense of genuineness about both his person and his teachings. He speaks the truth, it feels to me. And I like his perspective on awakening ... that it's not something for just the rare Tibetan monk. He says he personally knows hundreds of people who've experienced the kind of awakening that he experienced. Very exciting stuff indeed. Looking forward to talking about it more here and on Mudita Forum! Joshua PS. I'm copying this reply over into a post so that more people see it. Al,

I just received it by UPS this morning. I’m ripping it to my hard drive to put on my mp3 player. Should be able to post what I think after I return from retreat next week.

In the interim, I’ve been listening to his “Spontaneous Awakening” lectures, which a friend gave me, and I have to say I have enjoyed them very much.

He is very easy to relate to. I get a sense of genuineness about both his person and his teachings. He speaks the truth, it feels to me.

And I like his perspective on awakening … that it’s not something for just the rare Tibetan monk.

He says he personally knows hundreds of people who’ve experienced the kind of awakening that he experienced.

Very exciting stuff indeed. Looking forward to talking about it more here and on Mudita Forum!

Joshua

PS. I’m copying this reply over into a post so that more people see it.

]]> By: Al Coleman http://www.muditajournal.com/archives/389.php#comment-18632 Al Coleman Tue, 09 Jan 2007 17:14:53 +0000 http://www.muditajournal.com/archives/000389.php#comment-18632 Josh, How do you like this disk so far? Josh,

How do you like this disk so far?

]]> By: Damian Moskovitz http://www.muditajournal.com/archives/389.php#comment-18110 Damian Moskovitz Sun, 07 Jan 2007 00:00:28 +0000 http://www.muditajournal.com/archives/000389.php#comment-18110 I'd definately recommend the audio version, for the additional reason that I believe I read that the book is based on the lecture, not the other way around. It's also available on itunes and audible.com, in case that's more convenient. I’d definately recommend the audio version, for the additional reason that I believe I read that the book is based on the lecture, not the other way around. It’s also available on itunes and audible.com, in case that’s more convenient.

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