Publication
Imprint: Boston ; New York : Shambhala, 2009. Edition: First edition. Responsibility: Gaylon Ferguson with a foreword by Sakyong Mipham. OCLC Number: 226357657. Physical: Text : 1 volume : xv, 240 pages ; 23 cm. Features: Includes index, notes, resources.
Call number
Meditation / Fergu
ISBN
9781590306574
Collections
CSS Library Notes
Description: Wakefulness is our natural state: enlightened, complete, perfect in wisdom and compassion. It's not something outside ourselves that we need to attain or become. But it's also true that some effort is required to get in touch with it--and that effort is what spiritual practice is about. Gaylon Ferguson highlights two essential aspects of the path of awakening: learning to trust that we are already naturally awake and committing to meditation practice. And he shows how each supports the other in our efforts to become fully who we are. -- from jacket
Table of Contents:
Awakening to the life of reruns
Natural training
Mindful open presence
Home ground
Dancing stillness
Welcoming
Fear and abundance
Awareness of mind's flow
Seeing beyond hope and fear
Opening the doors of perception
Awakening from the nightmare of materialism
Awakening communities of courage
FY2010 /
Table of Contents:
Awakening to the life of reruns
Natural training
Mindful open presence
Home ground
Dancing stillness
Welcoming
Fear and abundance
Awareness of mind's flow
Seeing beyond hope and fear
Opening the doors of perception
Awakening from the nightmare of materialism
Awakening communities of courage
FY2010 /
Physical description
xv, 204 p.; 23 cm
Description
"There are two essential elements to the spiritual path says this popular teacher from the lineage of Chögyam Trungpa- (1) understanding that you're already enlightened, already perfect in wisdom right here and now, and (2) accessing that natural wakefulness through spiritual practice. These two aspects depend upon each other and work together. Gaylon Ferguson's teaching on the twin aspects of view and practice is a perfect introduction for the beginning meditator and it offers fresh perspectives for the non-beginner too."
Language
Original language
English