Talks from Tamborine Mountain 1986 - August

The talk distinguishes divine negation from the world's opposites and directs attention 'south of South,' where the need to exist falls away.

'Divine life… is complete and utter negation.'

'When you are depressed… it is the negation of that depression that is the spiritual way.'

'Eventually there are no more voices—only the instantaneousness of your own being.'

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LANGUAGE: English
YEAR RECORDED: 1986
PLACE RECORDED: Tamborine Mountain
DURATION: 32 minutes

MAIN TOPICS

Negation absence, Schizophrenia, the Lord, South of South, Yoga

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