Perfect Brilliant Stillness

[rebusfan71]

- by David Carse.

Has anyone read this? I'd quite like to know your thoughts on it. I was reading somewhere that the actor Terence Stamp is very much into this idea, and when I looked on google I found he's actually recorded it as an audiobook for silksoundbooks. I am a big fan of Mr Stamp, hence how I found the book, but I've not read or downloaded it. Just want an idea of why he would be into it - what is it all about?

[rebusfan71]

Also just found this!

Fantastic!

http://www.silk.co.uk/terencestamp.html

[DigitalLove]

I just listened to the book preview. The amalgamation of poetry with Eastern and Western philosophy made my head spin. I'm not sure if this is a good or bad sign. It's very lyrical. Give us an update when you're finished reading it.

[rebusfan71]

I did end up downloading and listening to it. A superb delivery and read, but did make my head spin somewhat too!

[Orionsbelt]

Sorry but I'm not typing so that you can't read this because it isn't here even if you think it is... because I'm not here... because I am you and I am where ever it is that you are.... I think, well, I don't we don't, well we all don't. I have never been able to make sense of the the whole thing. It seems that it boils down to nothing matters anyway... well that would have to include being enlightened as well. seems to me. Any additional insight would be well.... enlightening!

[sparr0w]

also, check this out, kind of a cool excerpt from Joan Tollifson (Waking Up Now: The Simplicity of What Is) with some really good recomendations, http://home.earthlink.net/~wakeupjt/rcommndd.htm
but no, Ive heard the book discussed, but havent read or heard it myself. anyone know if theres a pdf floating around out there?

[blazeofglory]

It seems intersting to read this