Life Is Eternal Newness
Eckhart Tolle with a poetic twist; Kahlil Gibran meets Krishnamurti. This is a practical book about meditation and enlightenment.
Ilie CioaraIlie Cioaras message is original and unique, as he never travelled to India and never belonged to any traditional school. By practising the silence of the mind, through an all-encompassing attention, we discover and fulfill our innermost potential of becoming one with the divine spark that lies dormant within us.
REVIEWS & ENDORSEMENTS
- I love this. It states what many have said and I am coming to realize. Being in the oneness one needs no thoughts. This is truly inspiring to me. ~ Dee Michaels, Conversations with God, Neale Donald Walsch group
- Superb!!!! I was really enjoying reading above, which was like the essence of all what is known as spirituality!!!! thanks for this! ~ Pramod Aggarwal, Spirituality group
- Thank you, this brings new light to what Maharishi says about the point and the gap between thoughts... just beautiful. ~ Pat Cummings, Transcendental Meditation group
- Beauty-FULL! What a marvellous vision! Gratitude to you for sharing! ~ Agnes Napenas, Healing Connections group
- Beautiful and breath taking.... ~ Dharshan Naran, Advaita Vedanta group
- So many books offer new methods or skills for the reader to explore and develop thus adding yet another layer to our already overburdened egoic self. Ilie Cioara offers a simpler, more direct method of pointing the reader towards abandoning that which we are not. As we leave the thoughts, ideas, and actions which hamper our true self the result is our pure essence, unbound from the binding shackles of of ego. Here we find the happiness and freedom of our true nature. ~ Larry Coble, North Carolina, USA
- This is a major contribution to modern mystical literature. It is a collection of poems intended to lyrically guide spiritual seekers through the delusions of the “ego” into true silence and attentiveness. Cioara was an Eastern European mystic who followed a solitary path to enlightenment. He tells readers that the mind cannot figure out enlightenment, nor can enlightenment be taught. It is only through surrender to the constant movement of life that one discovers Divine Love. Consider displaying this one with books by Eckhart Tolle, Krishnamurti, Teresa of Avila, Brother Lawrence, and St. John of the Cross. ~ Anna Jedrziewski, Retailing Insight
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