Like A Finger Pointing To The Moon
As human beings, if we have at least one thing in common, it is that we simply want to be moved. In life affirming or life suppressing ways, we crave an experience of ourselves that helps us feel alive. But in order to be moved, we must allow ourselves to be touched. We must be engaged with life and with a vehicle, a sort of practice that can move us. Using stories, personal accounts, and wisdom from many various traditions studied and practiced by the author, 'Like a Finger Pointing to the Moon' gives a refreshing perspective on the art and science of self-development, or as the book refers to it, self-cultivation. With this entertaining and informative book, we find new passion for our relationships with our chosen vehicles and ultimately, the power of finding the vehicle of transformation in every moment.
Through touching on the topics of health, longevity, personal fulfillment, self development, religion and spirituality, Like A Finger Pointing To The Moon, offers a model to guide us into healthy self-cultivation practices while exploring questions such as:
What is a vehicle?
What is a vehicle of transformation?
Why are vehicles of transformation important to us?
What is common to all vehicles of transformation?
What is the cornerstone of how vehicles move us?
What is common to all human beings?
What is it that all human beings want?
How do we bridge the gap between what we have as human beings and what we want as human beings?
As human beings, if we have at least one thing in common, it is that we simply want to be moved. In life affirming or life suppressing ways, we crave an experience of ourselves that helps us feel alive. But in order to be moved, we must allow ourselves to be touched. We must be engaged with life and with a vehicle, a sort of practice that can move us. Using stories, personal accounts, and wisdom from many various traditions studied and practiced by the author, 'Like a Finger Pointing to the Moon' gives a refreshing perspective on the art and science of self-development, or as the book refers to it, self-cultivation. With this entertaining and informative book, we find new passion for our relationships with our chosen vehicles and ultimately, the power of finding the vehicle of transformation in every moment.
Through touching on the topics of health, longevity, personal fulfillment, self development, religion and spirituality, Like A Finger Pointing To The Moon, offers a model to guide us into healthy self-cultivation practices while exploring questions such as:
What is a vehicle?
What is a vehicle of transformation?
Why are vehicles of transformation important to us?
What is common to all vehicles of transformation?
What is the cornerstone of how vehicles move us?
What is common to all human beings?
What is it that all human beings want?
How do we bridge the gap between what we have as human beings and what we want as human beings?
As human beings, if we have at least one thing in common, it is that we simply want to be moved. In life affirming or life suppressing ways, we crave an experience of ourselves that helps us feel alive. But in order to be moved, we must allow ourselves to be touched. We must be engaged with life and with a vehicle, a sort of practice that can move us. Using stories, personal accounts, and wisdom from many various traditions studied and practiced by the author, 'Like a Finger Pointing to the Moon' gives a refreshing perspective on the art and science of self-development, or as the book refers to it, self-cultivation. With this entertaining and informative book, we find new passion for our relationships with our chosen vehicles and ultimately, the power of finding the vehicle of transformation in every moment.
Through touching on the topics of health, longevity, personal fulfillment, self development, religion and spirituality, Like A Finger Pointing To The Moon, offers a model to guide us into healthy self-cultivation practices while exploring questions such as:
What is a vehicle?
What is a vehicle of transformation?
Why are vehicles of transformation important to us?
What is common to all vehicles of transformation?
What is the cornerstone of how vehicles move us?
What is common to all human beings?
What is it that all human beings want?
How do we bridge the gap between what we have as human beings and what we want as human beings?