Understanding Surrender - Craig

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Hi Craig,

 

that makes me very happy you found it useful, and I seem to have had a similiar

and invaluable experience with it, just as you describe. I also spent many years

stuck in ruts, and it was a relief to finally see how to get out. As a good

friend of mine says, 'the nice thing about hitting your head against a wall is

when you stop..lol'

 

I am just the messenger in passing this on, and I feel a tremendous debt of

gratitude for the teachers, such as Genpo Roshi, Chrism, Ken Wilber, and others,

who have dedicated their lives to understanding and subsequently freeing the

human soul...

 

love

Bruce

 

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> I have much thanks to you bruce, I remember you talking about this

> before a couple of months back and I checked it out. Wow, what it has

> done! I find that it doesn't take years now to get unstuck from a rut,

> though i still get stuck ocassionally, it doesn't last that long. I

> still have much attachment to my ego, I can see this very clearly from

> the Big Mind process, but the attachments going little by little each

> time I make a shift in my perspective. I also find myself in the old

> habitual running down the left side of the train tracks (from dual

> perspective) to hopefully get to the right side of the tracks (non-dual)

> when I just have to stop and shift my perspective, lol. This process has

> been really eye opening and much thanks to you Bruce for directing me to

> it.

> craig

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