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Aiki Budo

At Ojai, in April, four hour-long discussions took place on ‘The Nature of the Mind’ between K, David Bohm, Dr John Hidley, a psychiatrist in private practice in Ojai, and Rupert Sheldrake, who was at that time a consultant to the International Crops Institute in Hyderabad. These discussions, video taped in colour, had been sponsored by the Robert

Mary Lutyens • The Life and Death of Krishnamurti

the only possible remedy, according to the traditional approach, is surrendering.

Chogyam Trungpa • True Perception: The Path of Dharma Art

COMPARADO A RICK Doblin, Bob Jesse é um monge. Não há nele nada descuidado ou fora do lugar.

Michael Pollan • Como mudar sua mente: O que a nova ciência das substâncias psicodélicas pode nos ensinar sobre consciência, morte, vícios, depressão e transcendência (Portuguese Edition)

Alan CORDUAN

@alancorduan

in exile communities, while the monastic lineages have continued to be important, there are still living teachers who continue the karmamudrā practice in ngak-phang lineages.

Judith Simmer-Brown • Dakini's Warm Breath: The Feminine Principle in Tibetan Buddhism

Joshua Zen

@joshuazen

Zen Buddhism over the past two millennia has been, with a few notable exceptions, the history of monks and monastic practice. While there are now vibrant monastic communities firmly established here in America, the history of Zen has gradually, subtly, but inexorably, shifted out of the monastery and into the daily life of lay practice. Lay