Mike,
Thank you!
At first, I thought the book you reference was much too recent, being published
in 2010, but then I read the Preface online and found Kornfield's mention of
the 1977 manuscript, which puts it in the ballpark. I read it 15 or 20 years
ago.
I'll order the book from Amazon and enjoy it within a week.
Thank you very kindly and sincerely!
Maybe I just imagined that Goenka was included (I certainly imagined he HAD to
be!).
Thank you again.
--Joe
PS I like what comes out, below in your post, as "Jack adorn field".
Was that intentional? I mean, really?
> "mike" <uerusuboyo@...> wrote:
>
> Joe,
>
> The nearest book I could find to which you might be referring to is: Living
> Dharma: The Teachings of Twelve Buddhist Masters by Jack adorn field.
> Kornfield was a student of Goenka and one of the twelve masters is Goenka's
> own teacher. Ironically Goenka *isn't* included, but I think this is because
> Goenka doesn't identify with any religion. If I come across any other book
> that does include Goenka, then I'll pass it on to you.
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