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The Ease of Being by Jean Klein PDF
Talks given in1980 - 1985
Edited by Emma Edwards
Good clear, double page scan. 60 pages
Jean Klein, a musicologist and doctor, spent several years in India where he met his Guru and was initiated into traditional wisdom. He was eventually sent back to Europe to teach Advaita Vedanta. This teaching employs a 'direct approach' beyond any mental activity or striving, pointing straight to the ultimate where all that belongs to the mind, time, and space is integrated. What is sought is a sudden insight, a clear awakening to what we are, what we have been, and what we shall be forever.
This, the Third book by Jean Klein published in English, is a collection of talks held in England, France and the United States between 1980 and 1985.
Like all non-objective teaching, these dialogues emply the 'direct approach', pointing beyond mental striving to that timeless awareness which is our being.
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The Ease of Being by Jean Klein PDF
Talks given in1980 - 1985
Edited by Emma Edwards
Good clear, double page scan. 60 pages
Jean Klein, a musicologist and doctor, spent several years in India where he met his Guru and was initiated into traditional wisdom. He was eventually sent back to Europe to teach Advaita Vedanta. This teaching employs a 'direct approach' beyond any mental activity or striving, pointing straight to the ultimate where all that belongs to the mind, time, and space is integrated. What is sought is a sudden insight, a clear awakening to what we are, what we have been, and what we shall be forever.
This, the Third book by Jean Klein published in English, is a collection of talks held in England, France and the United States between 1980 and 1985.
Like all non-objective teaching, these dialogues emply the 'direct approach', pointing beyond mental striving to that timeless awareness which is our being.
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