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Post by skyblue on Jul 5, 2011 19:44:35 GMT -5
Falling Into Grace is Adyashanti's latest book. Anyone read it ?Care to give a review?
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Post by jazz on Jul 7, 2011 2:53:36 GMT -5
I read it but I'm not very good at writing reviews, especially after one read only. I can say tough I liked it, it had great clarity. It's pretty short compared to a lot of other spiritual books and it cuts to the after-chase  I'm still chasing so I felt in a way it was ahead of me, but as I said, there's great clarity from Adyashanti and then it doesn't matter so much where you're at, altough it probably affects the view a little. It was a very inspiring read but also gave me the feeling that if enlightenment is to be "gained", I would have to get down to the matter instead of all this walkin' around. |
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Post by skyblue on Jul 7, 2011 7:22:10 GMT -5
I read it but I'm not very good at writing reviews, especially after one read only. I can say tough I liked it, it had great clarity. It's pretty short compared to a lot of other spiritual books and it cuts to the after-chase I'm still chasing so I felt in a way it was ahead of me, but as I said, there's great clarity from Adyashanti and then it doesn't matter so much where you're at, altough it probably affects the view a little. It was a very inspiring read but also gave me the feeling that if enlightenment is to be "gained", I would have to get down to the matter instead of all this walkin' around. Thanks Jazz. I appreciate your time. |
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I'm still chasing so I felt in a way it was ahead of me, but as I said, there's great clarity from Adyashanti and then it doesn't matter so much where you're at, altough it probably affects the view a little. It was a very inspiring read but also gave me the feeling that if enlightenment is to be "gained", I would have to get down to the matter instead of all this walkin' around.