the art of happiness

[Andy_2003]

ah I'm not posting as much, no reason for that really, and yes I should try the book, how do you get time to read and concentrate on an intense book like that Danny? I don't read much but I should, damn addictive internet

 

[Maqus]

isnt a state of mind like the D.Lama's not a tad too far fetched for most of us?

Indeed, I'm the thirteenth reincarnation of Mickey Mouse so my way is different.

 

[pagan2002]

isnt a state of mind like the D.Lama's not a tad too far fetched for most of us?

no not at all

 

[pagan2002]

ah I'm not posting as much, no reason for that really, and yes I should try the book, how do you get time to read and concentrate on an intense book like that Danny? I don't read much but I should, damn addictive internet

its really not intense.. its a dead mellow read... and there no bits about re-imcarnation either.. its written with a western psychologist and its really good... anyone can get onto it

 

[Bastet]

fetched it on ebay. there's lots of them

 

[zupi_clone]

what you doing on ebay? ya meff

 

[Bastet]

mind your own business! ya moose

 

[Loona]

I cannot use ebay don't have a credit card...

 

[Faelivrin]

life is too short to read all books which i want to read..... =( but when i finish books which i have to read to school i will read books which i want to read =] and i will read this one too... =}

 

[Loona]

I was thinking the same when I was around 12. that was the time I stopped reading books that doesn't interest me, just for school, and started to read the ones I really want. okay, I did read some, like the classics and the ones I was interested in, but not all, not to mention I had a school where the teachers all thought we are some reading genies and we had about 20 books to read/year at the age of 10

 

[Dominika]

This book is really good, it reminds me of Anthony De Mello Awareness: A De Mello Spirituality Conference in His Own Words
Check that one out too!

V good.

D.