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Talks from Tamborine Mountain 1986 - December

Meditation has a place as a beginning, but the living truth is the immediate state of being—the pause beyond doing, the timeless cessation within which life happens. When ready, give up the method and be now.

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LANGUAGE: English
YEAR RECORDED: 1986
PLACE RECORDED: Tamborine Mountain
DURATION: 28 minutes

MAIN TOPICS

Meditation gives way to being, the Lord, Putting in the pause, Healing, Resonance and healing, Being beyond sensation, Purpose of meditation, Being in the body




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