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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. excellent and reccommended reading to understand other processes in the world, and how parts of each blend. Worth it for just about anyone into spirituality. Highlights the almost inevitable pitfalls that one encounters. This is the second book on Buddhism I ever read, and when I started reading it, I was an evangelical Christian. (Now I am something that defies a label!) Trungpa tries to take us to another place when it comes to spirituality. Unlike most Christian books I was reading at the time, which were mostly on how to LOOK spiritual, Trungpa was actually talking about being spiritual by abandoning the notion of spirituality. Needless to say I did not get it back when I was a confused college student, or even later when I was trying to make my way in the world. I am not sure I get it today, but i know it is worth reading and rereading. A collection of talks by Chogyam Trungpa Rinpoche after giving up his robes and moving to the west. He was a Vajrayana master that completely immersed himself in the western way of life, in order to transmit the living dharma to his western students. Covers topics of meditation, money and alcohol plus more. JB Read this book and get honest. Absolute necessity. no reviews | add a review
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