Lao Tzu's view of most paths

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The following is a quote by Lao Tzu

from the Hua Hu Ching:

 

"Not all spiritual paths lead to

 

the Harmonius Oneness.

 

Indeed, most are detours and distractions,

 

nothing more."

 

The following are four links to web pages that that

deal with the topic that Lao Tzu points towards in the

above quote:

 

http://uarelove1.tripod.com/SPIRITUAL_BUSINESS.htm

 

http://uarelove1.tripod.com/Woman_in_Buddhism.htm

 

http://uarelove1.tripod.com/DIRECT_AND_INDIRECT_PATHS.htm

 

http://uarelove1.tripod.com/DISCERNMENT.htm

 

You can read instructions on how to practice Self

Inquiry according to Bhagavan Sri Ramana Maharshi,

Sri Sadhu Om and Sri Muruganar at this link:

 

http://uarelove1.tripod.com/inquiry_abidance.htm

 

Two of my favorite links are:

 

more than 200 quotes by Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj on

the importance of practice and how to practice:

 

http://uarelove1.tripod.com/NISARGADATTA_QUOTES.htm

 

One of the most beautiful and detailed descriptions of

the experience of Self Realization ever written:

 

http://uarelove1.tripod.com/REALIZATION.htm

 

Most of the above can be found on the

Direct Paths Links Directory:

 

http://uarelove1.tripod.com/STD8.htm

 

Something new on the Indirect Path links Directory:

 

You can read the entire book

"The Lazy Mans Guide to Enlightenment" online:

 

http://www.lcars.eu.org/sarah.peter.nelson/lazyman/lazyman.html

 

Take care,

 

with Love,

 

Michael L.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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