Considering Non-Duality
Arguments for the Worldview Impossible to Prove
Taal: Engels - ISBN: 9789465120812
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If the idea of non-duality is correct, then experiencing life with a non-dual mode of perception would logically be the way to resolve about any issue.
But is it correct? You better be sure, because it takes a little time and investment to wake up from the ego illusion that prevents you from experiencing non-duality.
The only problem is that non-duality can’t be proven. It will always remain a leap of faith – an intuitive decision.
However, there are various logical arguments and scientific findings that can help you make up your mind.
Previously dispersed over many books, those arguments are now collected and stripped from any claim about what is true and what is not.
A short and concise book, written for the sole purpose of considering non-duality, once and for all.
Over Richard van der Linde
For some who struggle with problems such as overthinking, indecisiveness or a compulsive need for information, thinking less is just not an option.
When even the best methods to quieten your mind don’t work, you’re probably more susceptible to the opposite approach: thinking more.
This might sound contradictory, but once the mind has created a habit of endlessly looping through information, there’s usually a lack of clarity somewhere higher up in our decision-making framework.
Any decision implies an idea about when to apply intellect or intuition. And your idea on such a principle depends on even more fundamental beliefs.
You’d be surprised how much hinges on what you consider the good life and how that comes about. And even that depends on something: what you consider me – the nature of consciousness.
Most people hold a belief about what this and yet unknowingly try to resolve their problems and improve their quality of life with methods that contradict their own core belief.
Productspecificaties
Binding | E-book (EPUB) |
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Taal | Engels |
Publicatiedatum | zondag 27 oktober 2024 |
Editie | 2 |
ISBN | 9789465120812 |
Auteur | Richard van der Linde |
Categorie | Wetenschap > Wetenschap - overig |