Personal Development for Smart People Forums - View Single Post - Different perspectives in books,which do you prefer?

Jack · 11-15-2007, 01:49 PM

Thanks for your answers...

"Books on Non duality focus on letting go of desire and accepting what is. There is nothing more needed - no more time spent creating vision boards, no more time spent in visualizing what you want to manifest etc. The focus is on identifying your true nature. You wont find any books on Vedas/Upanishads that focus on creating material wealth in your life."

I totaly agree.Books on nonduality focus on letting go of desire and accepting what is,but isn't wanting to let go of desire and want to accept what is,isn't this a desire too?I think there is a always desire,even wanting to be desireless is a desire,isn't it?

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Jack Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 466	Thanks for your answers... "Books on Non duality focus on letting go of desire and accepting what is. There is nothing more needed - no more time spent creating vision boards, no more time spent in visualizing what you want to manifest etc. The focus is on identifying your true nature. You wont find any books on Vedas/Upanishads that focus on creating material wealth in your life." I totaly agree.Books on nonduality focus on letting go of desire and accepting what is,but isn't wanting to let go of desire and want to accept what is,isn't this a desire too?I think there is a always desire,even wanting to be desireless is a desire,isn't it? Last edited by Jack; 11-15-2007 at 02:50 PM.