Book Summary
In Turning to the Source, Dhiravamsa provides an eye-opening account of how we may become truly conscious and really awake to our precious human life. By recognizing our separation from the unity of our true wholeness, we can "turn to the source" and learn to see all things as they are in the purity of their essence. Dhiravamsa challenges individuals and professionals alike, radically and transculturally, to bring together all approaches to health and wholeness by joining in a sacred marriage between Eastern meditation and Western "therapies" ... that we may evolve the total freedom to see, feel, think, and act as the fully loving beings we already are. Dhiravamsa provides an eye-opening account of how we may become truly conscious and really awake to our precious human life. By recognizing our separation from the unity of our true wholeness, we can "turn to the source" and learn to see all things as they are. While Dhiravamsa presents a thoroughly Buddhist understanding of consciousness, he also incorporates a useful, working synthesis of 20th-century psychotherapies and suggests how they might be complimentary to, and integrated with, Eastern methods of meditation.
Book Details
| Book Name | Turning To The Source: An Eastern View Of Western Mind Using Insight Meditation And Psychotherapy For Personal Growth, Health & Wholeness |
| Author | V. Dhiravamsa |
| Publisher | Blue Dolphin Publishing (Jul 1991) |
| ISBN | 9780931892202 |
| Pages | 242 |
| Language | English |
| Price | 1388 |
