Suresh,
Aphorisms!
Unfortunately the fellow offers no means of practice.
If it is Wisdom, it is still somebody else's Wisdom, Suresh.
Wisdom is un-shareable; non-transferable; inherent in our own being for our own
uncovering.
This is "self-help-book" stuff. Stuffing for the cushion. He says not a word
about what to do when the cushion is stuffed.
How could he. He did not practice, himself. He died twice, or that is what he
wants publishers and readers to accept of him as his literary qualifications.
He can have no heirs, because they must first be Dead to inherit.
I'd warn against following that path. If you're interested in the Zen way of
life, I mean.
His way takes its toll.
If this were a "Tolle" forum, I'd hum a different tune, and charge a toll
myself.
God knows there are *enough* voices in the head.
All things being equal, I'd subtract him from my consciousness, and get down to
practice.
"Time passes quickly, and opportunity is LOST". -- Zen aphorism
--Joe
> SURESH JAGADEESAN <varamtha@...> wrote:
>
> FROM ECKHART TOLLE
>
> The past has no power over the present moment."
>
[snip]
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