John Sherman presents a clear and coherent view of the actual problem that makes human life seem so unsatisfying, and suggests a simple and revolutionary method to bring an end to dissatisfaction and misery once and for all. This method is so simple that it requires nothing of you but the willingness to look within and notice yourself from time to time, whenever it occurs to you to do so.
Look At Yourself
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Von Timur
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It's great! all there is to say. At least I have to write 20 words to publish my review but there's really nothing more to say than this: It's great. Read it yourself, look at yourself than you are yourself. If there's something comparable which express the same stuff then it is the "Yoga Vasishta Sara".
For those who have problems to pay their rent or there are circumstances in their lives which makes anxiety all dominant take this medicine first or simultaneously: "Message of a master" from John McDonald. It might be helpful, because that what's called normality is the disease. It takes some time but some day you can say: I see you (me) ;-)
You did failed it so often and therefore "Message of a master" could be the step between...the missing peace between, which can build the bridge you need to walk over in order to help yourself and then to help all the other "pieces of yourself" Namaste HUMAN BEING!
For those who have problems to pay their rent or there are circumstances in their lives which makes anxiety all dominant take this medicine first or simultaneously: "Message of a master" from John McDonald. It might be helpful, because that what's called normality is the disease. It takes some time but some day you can say: I see you (me) ;-)
You did failed it so often and therefore "Message of a master" could be the step between...the missing peace between, which can build the bridge you need to walk over in order to help yourself and then to help all the other "pieces of yourself" Namaste HUMAN BEING!
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Clear, Simple, Helpful
20. April 2010
Von Thomas Küng
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This book by John Sherman is very clear, simple and helpful. His words are very much "to the point". His constantly reminding us to "Look At Yourself" in this book and on the web ([...] and [...]) brought a fundamental shift in my life. As he says: "To look at yourself whenever it occurs to you is to move from the endless work of self-definition to the endless adventure of self-discovery". I recommend this book very highly to everybody.
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"This is where the water is..."!
20. April 2010
Von Joshua J. Berkowitz
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I've been slowly absorbing John's message for over two years and this book has been the tipping point! It's all in the cover, I love the blankness around "Look at Yourself." I was fortunate enough to meet John a month and a half ago and all he really had to say to me when it came down to it is "stick to the point-you". Absolutely, I am down with that, I may go on a few side trips here and there but the end is certain because the intent is there! His story is wonderful but what came out of it can only be found right here in the certainty of your existence. John is a down to earth bad ass who has truly done it totally wrong and I love him even more for it because when it comes down to it, he's got the goods and this book proves it! I also love that he dedicated it to Gangaji. This core message, look at yourself, is the most exciting, accessible message I've ever come across. It just goes and goes and goes and stops and stops and stops, the discovery of what it is to look at yourself!
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This is as clear as it gets
19. April 2010
Von C. Myers III
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There must be hundreds of books on this subject and I have read many of them. This is as clear as it gets. If your mind wants more explanation before getting on with it, well, then just admit that you may be as nearly hopelessly addicted to thinking as the rest of us and get on with it anyway.
As the author, John Sherman says, "we are actually trying to solve the symptoms instead of the problem." and "The only thing that will rid you of that idea is the truth." and about the difficulty of even trying to describe this ephemeral practice, he suggests most encouragingly from his own experience, the ultimate value of just getting on with it, "Once you start trying, it teaches itself."
As the author, John Sherman says, "we are actually trying to solve the symptoms instead of the problem." and "The only thing that will rid you of that idea is the truth." and about the difficulty of even trying to describe this ephemeral practice, he suggests most encouragingly from his own experience, the ultimate value of just getting on with it, "Once you start trying, it teaches itself."
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