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Peter Ralston’s books

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Welcome everyone here. 

I wonder purchasing one of the Peter Ralston’s book but I’m not sure for 100% and don’t want to be disappointed. 

Before, I read a lot of positive reviews about Ram Dass book which disappointed me, because I have already known everything what he said. 

I’ve always interested in meditation, mindfulness, Huna (because it says about subconscious, conscious and superconscious mind), conscious breathing  etc. I try to improve my focus to remember about this stuff. 

I need some book who could inspire me and guide. Or... I don’t need any...   

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You may feel a few times like you have already seen what you are reading, because Leo's videos about Enlightenment are partially inspired by Ralston's work.

Nevertheless, it's worth it to read and try it out.

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I can follow almost everything he said in first book, until the last 3 Chapters is when it gets difficult, and I'm still working through them.

I think just those 3 chapters are worth the price of the book.

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I want to buy it  , I love his videos on YouTube  ! 

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To be cheap with investing in yourself. 

Also, he just came out with a new book called “Consciousness Dialogues”

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Much of this work is trudging through shit.

Unless you asked because you are already trudging through shit and are wondering what's the next shit to trudge, your attitude should be worked at.

It takes serious work. If you don't want to do it it's fine.


"Water takes shape of whatever container holds it." --

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19 hours ago, Phrae said:

Unless you asked because you are already trudging through shit and are wondering what's the next shit to trudge, your attitude should be worked at.

So one should come into this book (or any book of this kind) with the attitude that they're about to trudge through 600 pages of shit? This is what you mean correct? I'm just making sure I understand. 

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