Posted on November 10, 2010 by Rio

To better understand Buddhism, Steve Hagen is one of the authors I recommend the most. This quote is from “Buddhism is not what you think”. (Recommended reading)
“To seek enlightenment as though we expect some kind of payback is only to frustrate ourselves. If you really want to wake up, then just wake up.” Or to paraphrase Kabir, if you really want to see “It”, you’ll see it instantly.
It is simple! Our thinking mind (ego) wants complication. Pay attention. It is all right “Here”.
His website: Home
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Posted on July 26, 2010 by Rio
These are books (and movies) that have had an impact on me, and I think you’ll find something special in them.
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Interesting and educational content.
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My Book! Not a travel guide.
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The best travel guide to Mexico I have found. lots of good advice and instruction
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–And the Gryphon said to Alice: “It’s all his fancy, that: he ain’t got no sorrow you know. Come on.”
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This book is one of the best on Buddhism!
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A different Toltec perspective
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Excellent selections from the Buddha’s teachings
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Simple e interesante perspectiva Tolteca.
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Interesting conclusions in this book!
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What can I add about Dostoevsky’s work?
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Or about Victor Hugo’s work?
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The philosophy behind the teachings
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The Matrix
Keanu Reeves, Laurence Fishburne, Carrie-Anne Moss, Hugo Weaving (DVD)
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Food for thought in these movies.
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