Kill Your Self: Life After Ego

Nonfiction, Religion & Spirituality, Philosophy, Zen, Eastern Religions, Zen Buddhism, New Age, Meditation
Cover of the book Kill Your Self: Life After Ego by Barry Graham, Dogo Barry Graham, River and Stone Press
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Author: Barry Graham, Dogo Barry Graham ISBN: 9781507022092
Publisher: River and Stone Press Publication: September 27, 2011
Imprint: Language: English
Author: Barry Graham, Dogo Barry Graham
ISBN: 9781507022092
Publisher: River and Stone Press
Publication: September 27, 2011
Imprint:
Language: English

You might as well take your socks off...because they'll be knocked off anyway by the writing of Dogo Barry Graham. Little diamonds of Zen blasted into your mushy brain to pry your eyelids open."
—Tricycle: The Buddhist Review

No, this book doesn't advocate suicide — it teaches something that takes a lot more courage: that we are always enlightened, and must take responsibility for realizing our enlightenment. It invites us to meet life on its own terms, wherever we are, whoever we are, right now, killing our false sense of self by seeing through it to our true nature.

This is Zen for real life, in the world of relationships, jobs, dirty dishes, teacups and toilets. Zen master Dogo Barry Graham eschews traditional institutions and dogmas and insists instead that we trust in ourselves. Zen is not a system of belief, or a theory about the meaning of life. It is beyond philosophy, beyond religion. It is more than mindfulness. It is true peace, true happiness, the gateless gate to freedom from suffering. The Buddha's way of wisdom, compassion and enlightenment leads us home to our own heart.

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You might as well take your socks off...because they'll be knocked off anyway by the writing of Dogo Barry Graham. Little diamonds of Zen blasted into your mushy brain to pry your eyelids open."
—Tricycle: The Buddhist Review

No, this book doesn't advocate suicide — it teaches something that takes a lot more courage: that we are always enlightened, and must take responsibility for realizing our enlightenment. It invites us to meet life on its own terms, wherever we are, whoever we are, right now, killing our false sense of self by seeing through it to our true nature.

This is Zen for real life, in the world of relationships, jobs, dirty dishes, teacups and toilets. Zen master Dogo Barry Graham eschews traditional institutions and dogmas and insists instead that we trust in ourselves. Zen is not a system of belief, or a theory about the meaning of life. It is beyond philosophy, beyond religion. It is more than mindfulness. It is true peace, true happiness, the gateless gate to freedom from suffering. The Buddha's way of wisdom, compassion and enlightenment leads us home to our own heart.

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