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With these fifty-five aphorisms filled with deep wisdom, one of the great spiritual masters of our times shows us the way to experience our true self. A most valuable book for all spiritual seekers.
One sole instant of direct presence of pure awareness and you experience your true essence as the brightly radiating clarity of the mind.
One sole instant of direct presence of pure awareness and you experience your true essence as the brightly radiating clarity of the mind.
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Zensho W. Kopp
ZENSHO W. KOPP es uno de los maestros más importantes de la sabiduría de la presecia, y nos muestra el camino actual a la realización espiritual. El internacionalmente reconocido maestro Zen, autor de muchos libros y audiolibros espirituales, guía a una gran comunidad de estudiantes y dirige el Centro Zen Tao Chan en Wiesbaden, Alemania. Más en: www.tao-chan.de
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NOW is Eternity - Zensho W. Kopp
Our true self is pure, radiating being and eternal bliss.
The key to perceiving our true essence and to leading a meaningful life lies in returning to our divine nature within our innermost depths.
In the light of pure, crystal-clear awareness you perceive your true essence, which is immortality.
Only the present moment is real. Past and future exist only in your mind, but your true essence reveals itself now-here, beyond the illusion of space and time.
All things are like a dream, a vision, petals out of nothing; chasing after them is completely pointless.
Therefore, free yourself of all illusory notions and live free and unbound in the world, without attaching to anything.
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