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dreamlilly

Toltec Tribal Wisdom

Dec 14, 2009 06:49

Don Miguel Ruiz is a spiritual teacher that a guy I know in high school told me about. Recently I was in Borders and saw the audio book "The Four Agreements" by this author/teacher. My friend has studied with him and is now teaching others these principals. I am enjoying it very much and I am very glad I found it. I need these reminders as I desire ( Read more... )

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cosmorama December 14 2009, 21:27:45 UTC

Interesting.

Toltec Tribal Wisdom dreamlilly December 17 2009, 03:04:10 UTC

Yeah, I would recommend "The Four Agreements " to someone that likes spiritual philosophy. It conflicts with Christianity though so I' would consider that before I did. This particular information arrived when I needed some guidance, reminders really. I like your icon.

archivedblue December 14 2009, 23:12:27 UTC

Don Miguel Ruiz - great stuff, been a while, Peter Coyote narrates this series, something about his voice draws in to Ruiz theories...wow your friend got to study with Don Miguel? what an experience eh?
His stuff needs to be shared, thanks for bringing it up here in this LJ world.

dreamlilly December 14 2009, 23:17:54 UTC

Yes, I thought it was quite amazing too. My friend from H.S. and I have gotten reacquainted on facebook and I was so glad to hear of this teacher I am always looking to be healthy about how I relate to others and to myself. I am very touched by this audio CD. Yes, I love this actor's voice too.

moondaughter20 December 16 2009, 20:59:57 UTC

I remember reading parts of this when Carol had it out from the library a little while ago. I remember thinking how wise and truthful it seemed. Maybe I should re-read it, now that I am in a more receptive space. :)

Reading and Living and Hoping and Praying:) dreamlilly December 17 2009, 03:09:16 UTC

I like to listen to audio books in the morning as I am getting ready for work. I have been doing that lately and it seems to help shift my focus to positive things It's like eating a good breakfast or taking a walk. Soon I will not have to read or listen to it. I will just be. ~enjoying the moment because it really is "all good"