Hi Selma,[snip]
If you think that work exciting, try "A Course In Miracles", copywritten 1975, by Foundation For Inner Peace.
I bought the 3 volumes, perhaps 20 years ago(?). I admit I have not "worked the program".
"A Course In Miracles" is an interesting text. I read somewhere that the author's identity was later revealed, but I either did not get the details or forgot them.
Such "works" merit in depth study, but I have not so far invested the time -- I've chosen Robert Musil (_The Man Without Qualities_) and Hermann Broch (_The Sleepwalkers_, _The Death of Virgil_...), and Hans Blumenberg et al. instead.
Each makes his own journey....
(--George Delury, among others)Certainly a conversation between Buddhists and Western Kantian/Husserlian... philosophers is interesting.
A case study: ------------- I have previously described on this list a person I previously knew, who, during the day was a nuclear researcher, but in his off-work time pursued Carlos Castenada type stuff. I tried to get him to bring the mysticism into his lab, and his science into his mysticism, but to no avail.
\brad mccormick
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Let your light so shine before men,
that they may see your good works.... (Matt 5:16)Prove all things; hold fast that which is good. (1 Thes 5:21)
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