Could you Recommend books you like on MeditationorMetaphyica
Could you Recommend books you like on MeditationorMetaphyica
I'm reading the greatest book on meditation I've read so far
IT's called Stillness is the Way by, Barry Long
The Solar Plexus, and the centre in the forehead, called the third eye
It's really a very powerful book, in my experience
It's from a Meditation Intensive he used to give, so he gives great exercises, and also talks about something about the trapped emotion that moves inside the body
Something I haven't seen written about as clearly in spritual, the spiritual stuff I've consumed so far
I completely rejected all and recoiled from any techniques that they advertise, now I'm interested in looking at stuff
Do you know of any good books like it ?
I'm looking for the more sensitive and subtle stuff about the body
I just bought a Osho book of 112 Meditations - The Book of Secrets
thank you
IT's called Stillness is the Way by, Barry Long
The Solar Plexus, and the centre in the forehead, called the third eye
It's really a very powerful book, in my experience
It's from a Meditation Intensive he used to give, so he gives great exercises, and also talks about something about the trapped emotion that moves inside the body
Something I haven't seen written about as clearly in spritual, the spiritual stuff I've consumed so far
I completely rejected all and recoiled from any techniques that they advertise, now I'm interested in looking at stuff
Do you know of any good books like it ?
I'm looking for the more sensitive and subtle stuff about the body
I just bought a Osho book of 112 Meditations - The Book of Secrets
thank you
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It talks about the body in a precise way, a really really great book
It talks about the pain or tension we gather
An extract here :
"We're going to go into the body and release the tension that has crept up from the unhappiness in our stomach. We know that lodged in the stomach there is a ball of unhappiness that has grown in us since childhood. All the tension in the body rises from there.
We have accumulated tension We have accumulated emotion that the body has not dealt with. In the stomach there is a centre, a flame, made to consume the emotion. And there is incoming sexual energy - vital, pure, reproductive energy - coming up from the earth, which deals with and dissolves our emotional self. But because most of life today is lived as emotion, our natural protection is not sufficient; the emotion is not all dissolved so it builds up in us, gradually fills us up. This accumulation of emotion grows into a ball that the body cannot deal with.
The ball of unhappiness is an entity. It is substantial. It is alive. It is always weeping, down there inside of you. All the tears you ever shed are still being wept down there. The unhappiness tries to get more substance. It is always trying to rise in us, rise in our senses, so it can experience the world through us. And it does this by rising first as subtle tension."
It talks about the pain or tension we gather
An extract here :
"We're going to go into the body and release the tension that has crept up from the unhappiness in our stomach. We know that lodged in the stomach there is a ball of unhappiness that has grown in us since childhood. All the tension in the body rises from there.
We have accumulated tension We have accumulated emotion that the body has not dealt with. In the stomach there is a centre, a flame, made to consume the emotion. And there is incoming sexual energy - vital, pure, reproductive energy - coming up from the earth, which deals with and dissolves our emotional self. But because most of life today is lived as emotion, our natural protection is not sufficient; the emotion is not all dissolved so it builds up in us, gradually fills us up. This accumulation of emotion grows into a ball that the body cannot deal with.
The ball of unhappiness is an entity. It is substantial. It is alive. It is always weeping, down there inside of you. All the tears you ever shed are still being wept down there. The unhappiness tries to get more substance. It is always trying to rise in us, rise in our senses, so it can experience the world through us. And it does this by rising first as subtle tension."
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I'm looking for kind of physical metaphysical good stuff
True Meditation - by Adyashanti
This Light in Oneself - J.Krishnamurti
The Origins of Man and the Universe - B.Long
Any book on metaphysical stuff you recommend, I haven't read astral travel stuff, or past lives
Any esoteric jewels of books you've found?
Not just poetry - Direct powerful stuff
True Meditation - by Adyashanti
This Light in Oneself - J.Krishnamurti
The Origins of Man and the Universe - B.Long
Any book on metaphysical stuff you recommend, I haven't read astral travel stuff, or past lives
Any esoteric jewels of books you've found?
Not just poetry - Direct powerful stuff
Re: Could you Recommend books you like on MeditationorMetaph
I'm not sure if these fit your mandate, but I'd recommend:
Silence of the Heart - Robert Adams.
Mastering the CORE teachings of the Buddha- Daniel Ingram.
The Diamond Sutra - Red Pine.
Silence of the Heart - Robert Adams.
Mastering the CORE teachings of the Buddha- Daniel Ingram.
The Diamond Sutra - Red Pine.
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Re: Could you Recommend books you like on MeditationorMetaph
soren008 wrote:I'm reading the greatest book on meditation I've read so far. IT's called Stillness is the Way by, Barry Long
You might enjoy reading this thread:
http://eckhart-tolle-forum.inner-growth ... =10&t=8284
Re: Could you Recommend books you like on MeditationorMetaph
Mastering the CORE teachings of the Buddha- Daniel Ingram.
I really don't like the sound of the Daniel Ingram one, I think it's pretty nuts, pretty ***king heavy stuff
Just like a big weight being put you, reading that, its ***king crazy shit, all that stuff
The three fucking trainings, "Morality" phhhss
Concen-fucking-tration and WisDom
It's real becoming stuff
So much stuff
That's what you would recommend ? It helped you?
I really don't like the sound of the Daniel Ingram one, I think it's pretty nuts, pretty ***king heavy stuff
Just like a big weight being put you, reading that, its ***king crazy shit, all that stuff
The three fucking trainings, "Morality" phhhss

It's real becoming stuff
So much stuff
That's what you would recommend ? It helped you?
Re: Could you Recommend books you like on MeditationorMetaph
hmmm ? why ?goldieflower wrote:soren008 wrote:I'm reading the greatest book on meditation I've read so far. IT's called Stillness is the Way by, Barry Long
You might enjoy reading this thread:
http://eckhart-tolle-forum.inner-growth ... =10&t=8284
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heehee - guess not! 

Re: Could you Recommend books you like on MeditationorMetaph
This Light In Oneself - J.Krishnamurti
Freedom from the Known - J.Krishnamurti
The Origins of Man and the Universe - B.Long
Only Fear Dies - B.Long
Stillness is the Way - B.Long
A New Earth - Eckhart Tolle
The Power of Now - Eckhart Tolle
Courage - The Joy Of Living Dangerously - Osho
The End of Your World - Adyashanti
All of these books, had Big impacts, I recommend all of them
Would you add any to that list?
I find it really helpful
Freedom from the Known - J.Krishnamurti
The Origins of Man and the Universe - B.Long
Only Fear Dies - B.Long
Stillness is the Way - B.Long
A New Earth - Eckhart Tolle
The Power of Now - Eckhart Tolle
Courage - The Joy Of Living Dangerously - Osho
The End of Your World - Adyashanti
All of these books, had Big impacts, I recommend all of them
Would you add any to that list?
I find it really helpful
Re: Could you Recommend books you like on MeditationorMetaph
Yes, that's what I would recommend, wholeheartedly infact, but if you don't like the look of it then you have plenty of other good options available to you. Actually, some of the books you mentioned on your own list are works I would have recommended also, but it seems your life beat me to it.soren008 wrote:Mastering the CORE teachings of the Buddha- Daniel Ingram.
That's what you would recommend ? It helped you?
Seeing this makes me very happy, thank you.
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Re: Could you Recommend books you like on MeditationorMetaph
I recommend this book for starters ... Meditation for Everybody, by Louis Proto:
http://www.amazon.com/Meditation-Everyb ... 0140123431
It is simple, inspiring, and comprehensive. Does not just teach you techniques but answers the why as well.
http://www.amazon.com/Meditation-Everyb ... 0140123431
It is simple, inspiring, and comprehensive. Does not just teach you techniques but answers the why as well.
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Re: Could you Recommend books you like on MeditationorMetaph
"The Art of Living" by William Hart. Explains Vipassana Meditation and why it is effective.
"The Heart of Buddhist Meditation" by Nyanaponika Thera. A more theoretical book that is a longtime classic (with a forward by the psychologist Erich Fromm)
"Mindfulness, Bliss, and Beyond A Meditator's Handbook" by Ajahn Brahm
"The Heart of Buddhist Meditation" by Nyanaponika Thera. A more theoretical book that is a longtime classic (with a forward by the psychologist Erich Fromm)
"Mindfulness, Bliss, and Beyond A Meditator's Handbook" by Ajahn Brahm