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A Deeper Surrender: Notes on a Spiritual Life
A Deeper Surrender
Notes on a Spiritual Life
Stuart Perrin "When a human being's happy , he or she has learned everything to be learned on earth." No gift of material wealth, beauty, power , fame , intelligence, or ability can create happiness; only a spirit that remains open, constantly surrendering enlightenment in order to become more enlightened. According to Stuart Perrin, there are no rules to leading a spiritual life; it is unique to every individual, and what works for one person may not work for another. A student of Rudi (the late Swami Rudrananda), one of the great American spiritual masters, Perrin shares his most transformative experiences and offers deeply profound and practical wisdom for daily living. - Based on the oral teachings of a yoga practitioner and spiritual teacher who operates meditation centers around the U.S. and worldwide - A perennial review of the paradoxes and pitfalls of having a spiritual life - How to transform the stress of modern living into a liberating spiritual force - Common sense guidance for everyday spiritual practice - A straightforward question-and-answer, open-to-any-page style that is ideal for people on the go
Notes on a Spiritual Life
Stuart Perrin "When a human being's happy , he or she has learned everything to be learned on earth." No gift of material wealth, beauty, power , fame , intelligence, or ability can create happiness; only a spirit that remains open, constantly surrendering enlightenment in order to become more enlightened. According to Stuart Perrin, there are no rules to leading a spiritual life; it is unique to every individual, and what works for one person may not work for another. A student of Rudi (the late Swami Rudrananda), one of the great American spiritual masters, Perrin shares his most transformative experiences and offers deeply profound and practical wisdom for daily living. - Based on the oral teachings of a yoga practitioner and spiritual teacher who operates meditation centers around the U.S. and worldwide - A perennial review of the paradoxes and pitfalls of having a spiritual life - How to transform the stress of modern living into a liberating spiritual force - Common sense guidance for everyday spiritual practice - A straightforward question-and-answer, open-to-any-page style that is ideal for people on the go
240 pages, Paperback
First published April 1, 2001
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February 24, 2018Spiritual teacher Perrin blends Eastern wisdom into everyday Western life, continuing the teachings of Swami Rudrananda.
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