Nisargadatta took me beyond the need for further help.
Posted: Sun Mar 16, 2008 9:09 pm
2 to 3 years ago I first got in contact with Adyashanti's material online.
I found him great.....
A bit later I discovered Gangaji and bought her book "the diamond in her pocket".
I found the way she explained it abit more useful than Adyashanti.
I have read a part of "the power of now",
but Eckart Tolle's stuff has never really appealed to me.
I think Ecki explains things unnecessarily complicating.
Gangaji's book helped me realize my true nature a lot,
but there were still questions that weren't answered... which proved that I didn't really get it yet.
So finally I discovered Nisargadatta.
I've bought his book "I AM THAT" and have been reading it for the last year.
I have only read half of it so far, because the book is huge and I like to read slowly.
In Nisargadatta's book I have found what I couldn't find in any of the other teachers material who i've named in this thread.
I think his way of explaining is most SIMPLE but most COMPLETE at the same time...
He helped me move past the point of needing more help.
Wether I finish the book or not, I know it doesn't matter cause I understand now what I needed to understand...
Which is that "the ball is in my court"
I found him great.....
A bit later I discovered Gangaji and bought her book "the diamond in her pocket".
I found the way she explained it abit more useful than Adyashanti.
I have read a part of "the power of now",
but Eckart Tolle's stuff has never really appealed to me.
I think Ecki explains things unnecessarily complicating.
Gangaji's book helped me realize my true nature a lot,
but there were still questions that weren't answered... which proved that I didn't really get it yet.
So finally I discovered Nisargadatta.
I've bought his book "I AM THAT" and have been reading it for the last year.
I have only read half of it so far, because the book is huge and I like to read slowly.
In Nisargadatta's book I have found what I couldn't find in any of the other teachers material who i've named in this thread.
I think his way of explaining is most SIMPLE but most COMPLETE at the same time...
He helped me move past the point of needing more help.
Wether I finish the book or not, I know it doesn't matter cause I understand now what I needed to understand...
Which is that "the ball is in my court"