Sound ViewMany of the world's traditions promote cultivating a "sound view"-an unfettered way of seeing that is not encumbered by grasping or rejection. As you will see, this unique journal will invite you to cultivate a "sound view" in a daily, experiential way. You'll be inspired to reflect and write briefly-just a few paragraphs a day-as a way to start or end each day. Through cultivating these recommended habits regularly, you will witness simple-even profound-changes unfolding in your life. |
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Contents
Section 1 | 29 |
Section 2 | 1 |
Section 3 | 7 |
Section 4 | 8 |
Section 5 | 12 |
Section 6 | 30 |
Section 7 | 31 |
Section 8 | 21 |
Section 9 | 4 |
Section 10 | 32 |
Common terms and phrases
actions Alcoholics Anonymous alive allow answer attention attitude aware beauty believe Bhagavad-Gita body bring greater create creative daily dark doors of perception dreams Einstein energy everything experience favorite fear feel fire force Friedrich Nietzsche G.K. Chesterton George Eliot give Greg Hicks habits happen happiness hear heart Helen Keller hope human imagine inner inside journal Kabat-Zinn keep kind let go life’s listen live look back Malcolm X Markova mean meditation Meister Eckhart mind never Nhat Hanh notice nourish one’s ourselves Palmer peace person practice problem question realize relationship remember risk seems sense Shaman Sher shift silence skillful someone soul sound view speak spiritual talk tell There’s Thich Nhat Hanh things thoughts transform true truth voice Waldo Emerson walk Warren Buffett What’s Whyte William Blake wish write you’ve
Bibliographic information
| Title | Sound View |
| Author | Jennifer Manlowe |
| Publisher | Lulu.com, 2008 |
| ISBN | 1435712323, 9781435712324 |
| Length | 380 pages |
| Subjects | › Self-Help / General |
| Export Citation | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |