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Re: Books I'm thinking of reading. any suggestions? » bookgurl99

Posted by Snoozy on May 20, 2003, at 23:28:43

In reply to Books I'm thinking of reading. any suggestions?, posted by bookgurl99 on May 20, 2003, at 22:28:29

I have "Going to Pieces without falling apart" and I was reading it before my terminal sonolence struck (not caused by the book:) He has another book that's very good, "Thoughts Without A Thinker". Maybe if the Provigil works, I'll be able to get back to it, and not just dust it once in a while!

I haven't read the yoga book, but it is interesting sometimes to go back and read something you read years ago and see how far you've come (hopefully).

> Hey, in my quest to examine my spirituality and let go of my ego, I'm looking at a few books to read. (I'm a word person, big surprise, right?)
>
> Can anyone recommend or comment on these?
>
> 1. I'm thinking of re-reading "Yoga and the Quest for the True Self". I read it two years ago, but I think reading it _after_ a nervous breakdown would let me see it in a different light.
>
> 2. Mark Epstein's "Going to Pieces without Falling Apart" sounds interesting. But is it genuinely useful, or is it just marketing the exoticisim of Buddhism?
>
> 3. "Living Buddha, Living Christ" It would be nice to get in touch with my childhood religion again.
>
> . . and then I'm always open to learning of any good sci fi.


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