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Seekers on Unique Paths

Viva_Daddy

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3. I have read it, yes, although it has been some time ago since I read it.

Reply to GliderGuider (Reply #2)

Sun Aug 12, 2012, 11:55 AM

Aug 2012

In the last few years, I have preferred to read Western writers on the subject: people like Sailor Bob, John Wheeler, Annette Nibley, Scott Kiloby, Nathan Gill, and especially Douglas Harding. Coming from my academic background, I find Western writers easier to relate to.

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Yes, enlightenment is not for the squimish or faint of heart. Viva_Daddy Aug 2012 #1

Have you read "I Am That" by Nisargadatta? GliderGuider Aug 2012 #2

I have read it, yes, although it has been some time ago since I read it. Viva_Daddy Aug 2012 #3

Thanks for the list. GliderGuider Aug 2012 #4

I don't teach Advaita. My degrees are in Religious Studies and Theology. Viva_Daddy Aug 2012 #5

Are you sure? GliderGuider Aug 2012 #6