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Big Mind Big Heart: Finding Your Way

Book information

Publisher
Big Mind Publishing
Year
2007
ISBN
9780977142354, 0977142353
Language
english
Format
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Filesize
412 kB (422032 bytes)
Pages
192 pages\0
Time added
2020-07-26 19:24:52

Description

Cover; CONTENTS; FOREWORD; INTRODUCTION; PREFACE; BIG MIND: BIG HEART; BRIDGING EAST AND WEST: THE TWO ROOTS OF BIG MIND; How Voice Dialogue Works; Passing through the Gateless Gate; No Particular Background or Preparation Required; The Way of Non-Seeking; Anyone Can Do This; Shifting and Creating Distance from the Self; No Effort; Shifting Perspectives; Integrated Free-Functioning, the Ultimate Goal; ON WORKING WITH THIS BOOK; Getting into the Voice; VOICES OF THE SELF; The Protector; The Controller; The Skeptic; Fear; Anger; The Damaged Self; The Victim; The Vulnerable and Innocent Child.;This book presents a highly original and accessible pathway to self-discovery and personal liberation. Since 1999 the Big Mind process has been experienced by many thousands of people in seminars across America. Big Mind employs a Jungian voice dialogue technique that enables people to step out of limited self-concepts into awareness of their many different sub-selves (emotions/mental states). In addition to exploration of the more familiar sub-voices like anger and fear, author Zen Master Dennis Genpo Merzel uses this technique to help people access the ever-present Big Mind/Big Heart awarene.

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