Diamond Heart Book II

The Freedom to Be

Discusses the perils of too much success in spiritual work: how holding on to the "achievements" of essential development can interfere with the pursuit of truth about the nature of reality.

There are two contenders for your attention: essence and personality. From the perspective of essence, self-realization means realizing or developing one's essence. From the perspective of liberation, the process is seen as becoming free from the personality. In our work, these two developments go on simultaneously; they are actually one process.

Contents:

Hanging Loose
Mind and Essence
Implicit Understanding
Attachment and Space
The Teaching of No Hope
Acceptance
Change and Truth
Will
Self and Selflessness
Love
Friend and Lover
Being Oneself

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