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    The Puzzle of the Mind: A Way of Life, #3
    Conversations with Nature: A Way of Life, #2
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    A Way of Life Series

    By Mushin Ru

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    About this series

    The Puzzled Mind is a small but complex & powerful book that will help us address the most inner conflicts. The first book in this trilogy, "The Train of Thought", introduces us to the patterns of the 'self' and the noises that it creates in our mind. The sequel to this book, "Conversations with Nature", questions the origin of the self and analyses its role, in the perceptions of what IS. This final book maps out the nature of the inner conflict, where reviving the past & worrying about the future, is inevitable. The book focuses on what IS, and not on what can only be created in or with our mind; by now we know that in order to know what IS, we first need to acknowledge what IS not.   

     

    The Puzzled Mind stands therefore still by our views of the world and of ourselves, so we can become aware of the ways in which these false beliefs are constantly shaping the states of our mind. It opens a direct route to the awareness of the creation of the self, because only by means of the identification of what IS not, the realization of what IS, can emerge. In summary, this writing is a clear path to the origin & roots of the own creations, where we will find nothing else but the physical & tangible expressions of the very own disorders.   

     

    So, are you ready to confront your inner shadows and get insight into your very complicated mind? Let's see...  

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMushin Ru
    Release dateSep 3, 2020
    The Puzzle of the Mind: A Way of Life, #3
    Conversations with Nature: A Way of Life, #2

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      Conversations with Nature: A Way of Life, #2
      Conversations with Nature: A Way of Life, #2

      Conversations with Nature: A Way of Life, #2

      Mushin Ru
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      In this small but powerful book, the author takes us on a journey of self-discovery through the ancient practice of Zen. Written in the form of a conversation between a master and student, the dialogues reveal fascinating insights into the workings of the mind and offer a fresh perspective on the world around us. Using koans, the author "triggers" our natural curiosity and encourages us to look within ourselves for the answers we seek. This book is not for the faint-hearted or those who shy away from introspection, but for the brave and the curious who are willing to delve deep into the recesses of their minds. With each turn of the page, we become more attuned to our inner selves and discover that the answers we seek have been within us all along. So if you're ready to take the leap and explore the depths of your consciousness, this book is for you!

      In this small but powerful book, the author takes us on a journey of self-discovery through the ancient practice of Zen. Written in the form of a conversation between a master and student, the dialogues reveal fascinating insights into the workings of the mind and offer a fresh perspective on the world around us. Using koans, the author "triggers" our natural curiosity and encourages us to look within ourselves for the answers we seek. This book is not for the faint-hearted or those who shy away from introspection, but for the brave and the curious who are willing to delve deep into the recesses of their minds. With each turn of the page, we become more attuned to our inner selves and discover that the answers we seek have been within us all along. So if you're ready to take the leap and explore the depths of your consciousness, this book is for you!

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      The Puzzle of the Mind: A Way of Life, #3
      The Puzzle of the Mind: A Way of Life, #3

      The Puzzle of the Mind: A Way of Life, #3

      Mushin Ru
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      The Puzzled Mind is a small but complex & powerful book that will help us address the most inner conflicts. The first book in this trilogy, "The Train of Thought", introduces us to the patterns of the 'self' and the noises that it creates in our mind. The sequel to this book, "Conversations with Nature", questions the origin of the self and analyses its role, in the perceptions of what IS. This final book maps out the nature of the inner conflict, where reviving the past & worrying about the future, is inevitable. The book focuses on what IS, and not on what can only be created in or with our mind; by now we know that in order to know what IS, we first need to acknowledge what IS not.      The Puzzled Mind stands therefore still by our views of the world and of ourselves, so we can become aware of the ways in which these false beliefs are constantly shaping the states of our mind. It opens a direct route to the awareness of the creation of the self, because only by means of the identification of what IS not, the realization of what IS, can emerge. In summary, this writing is a clear path to the origin & roots of the own creations, where we will find nothing else but the physical & tangible expressions of the very own disorders.      So, are you ready to confront your inner shadows and get insight into your very complicated mind? Let's see...  

      The Puzzled Mind is a small but complex & powerful book that will help us address the most inner conflicts. The first book in this trilogy, "The Train of Thought", introduces us to the patterns of the 'self' and the noises that it creates in our mind. The sequel to this book, "Conversations with Nature", questions the origin of the self and analyses its role, in the perceptions of what IS. This final book maps out the nature of the inner conflict, where reviving the past & worrying about the future, is inevitable. The book focuses on what IS, and not on what can only be created in or with our mind; by now we know that in order to know what IS, we first need to acknowledge what IS not.      The Puzzled Mind stands therefore still by our views of the world and of ourselves, so we can become aware of the ways in which these false beliefs are constantly shaping the states of our mind. It opens a direct route to the awareness of the creation of the self, because only by means of the identification of what IS not, the realization of what IS, can emerge. In summary, this writing is a clear path to the origin & roots of the own creations, where we will find nothing else but the physical & tangible expressions of the very own disorders.      So, are you ready to confront your inner shadows and get insight into your very complicated mind? Let's see...  

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    Mushin Ru

    Mushin Ru is a concept that embodies the principles of mind, body, and soul, representing a state of being that transcends boundaries and unifies all aspects of existence. It is rooted in the understanding of the interconnectedness of all things and the recognition that the universe is a vast, interconnected web of energy. The name "Mushin Ru" comes from the words "Mu," "Shin," and "Ru," which have origins in ancient teachings and traditions from various cultures and religions. "Mu" represents the state of mind that is free from attachments and limitations, "Shin" embodies the understanding of the mind as a primary source of energy and flow, and "Ru" represents the path of discipline, dedication, and mastery. Mushin Ru is a path of self-realization and self-mastery that fosters unity, harmony, and respect for oneself, others, and the universe. It is a journey of aligning mind, body, and soul to transcend limitations and cultivate a state of flow and unity with the cosmos, guided by pure intentions and aligned with universal laws.

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