9780898003512 - one with the world: a path to living with presence and appreciation von petranker, jack ronald (2 Ergebnisse)
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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - One with the World is more than a book-it's an invitation. It's a chance to stop living in a world ofpredigested ideas and start living in a world of direct experience. Discover the remarkable freedom thatcomes from being truly present, and find a purposeful way to be one with yourself, one w…ith others, andone with the world.The goal is not to escape the world, but to engage it fully, -leading to a life of greater purpose and amore authentic connection with both ourselves and others.Do you live inside your thoughts or inside your life One with the World asks you to step away fromwhat you think you know and rediscover who you are.Through insights, reflections, and carefully crafted experiments, Jack Petranker-philosopher, Buddhistteacher-shows us how to free ourselves from the stories that keep us stuck in reactivity. He offers agroundbreaking way to shift awareness from what we tell ourselves to an appreciation for the whole ofwhat each moment offers. This isn't mindfulness rebranded-it's a radically embodied way ofreclaiming presence.Jack Petranker brings a bold new voice into the mindfulness and philosophy space by challenging thevery assumptions behind self-help, meditation, and the culture of self-improvement. Rather thanoffering another program for focus or calm, Petranker presents a radical but accessible practice ofinhabitation: shifting awareness from the stories in our head to the embodied immediacy of the presentmoment.Be where you are. Be who you are.
