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Awareness And Experiences: The Two Sides Of Life
- De: O. M.
- Narrado por: Daniel Adam Day
- Duración: 1 h y 4 m
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General4.5 out of 5 stars 2
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Narración:4.5 out of 5 stars 2
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Everyone's life consists of only two things: awareness and experiences. Everyone's experiences consist of world, body, and mind. Everyone has different experiences, but everyone's awareness is the same awareness: awareness itself. Experiences are the ever-changing side of life. No experience lasts. Awareness itself is the unchanging side of life. Awareness itself is the experiencer of experiences. Awareness itself transcends world, body, and mind. Awareness itself is life's formless eternal being.
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If you are seeking answers . . . .
- De Deano en 04-29-18
- Awareness And Experiences: The Two Sides Of Life
- De: O. M.
- Narrado por: Daniel Adam Day
If you are seeking answers . . . .
Revisado: 04-29-18
If you could sum up Awareness And Experiences: The Two Sides Of Life in three words, what would they be?
Synthesis of Awareness.
What was one of the most memorable moments of Awareness And Experiences: The Two Sides Of Life?
Understanding there can be peace and happiness by simply changing the point of view.
Which scene was your favorite?
Contemplation of being the unchanging eternal nature of Awareness Itself.
What’s an idea from the book that you will remember?
I Am Awareness Itself.
Any additional comments?
This is the Audible Edition of "Awareness and Experiences." It is the second of three published/printed books by O.M., between "The Nectar of Clarity" and "Awakening as Awareness." If you are seeking answers to questions about Consciousness, Life Itself, Awareness Itself, body/mind/spirit, and the two sides of Life, they can be found here.The narration is wonderful, with oral emphasis in the appropriate places.
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