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Don't Give Up Until You Do: From Mindfulness to Realization on the Buddhist Path
Walk the path of the Buddhist and reach the pinnacle of human achievement--the realization of Truth.
With warmth and simplicity, Don't Give Up Until You Do introduces this experience-based discipline in which the path itself is the goal. Dr. Fred Meyer, a practicing Buddhist for over thirty-five years, shares his wholehearted approach to attaining realization and offers gui...more
With warmth and simplicity, Don't Give Up Until You Do introduces this experience-based discipline in which the path itself is the goal. Dr. Fred Meyer, a practicing Buddhist for over thirty-five years, shares his wholehearted approach to attaining realization and offers gui...more
Paperback, 254 pages
Published
August 8th 2012
by Llewellyn Publications
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It feels somewhat wrong to give a star rating to a book which is basically one man's description of his spiritual experience - so I want to make it very clear that I'm not making any attempt to judge Meyer's spiritual path here. All I can do is reflect back my experience in reading this book as it is presented.
And this is a particularly difficult case, as Meyer himself says (quite early on) that "another test of realization is how well one can understand the writings of acknowledged teachers of...more
And this is a particularly difficult case, as Meyer himself says (quite early on) that "another test of realization is how well one can understand the writings of acknowledged teachers of...more
I won this book in a drawing at Namaste Bookstore in Manhattan, so I didn't expect much (I assumed they were giving away books that didn't sell). But I found the book to be quite inspiring and simply written.
Dr. Meyer presents a series of mini chapters, digestible for daily meditation, on a variety of topics related to buddhism, mindfulness, enlightment, etc. He presents them in the context of his own self-discoveries. I especially liked the chapter on the emotional life of horses. I knew that...more
Dr. Meyer presents a series of mini chapters, digestible for daily meditation, on a variety of topics related to buddhism, mindfulness, enlightment, etc. He presents them in the context of his own self-discoveries. I especially liked the chapter on the emotional life of horses. I knew that...more
Dec 24, 2012
Karen
marked it as to-read
Oct 11, 2012
Rose
marked it as to-read-arc-or-galley
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