Sutras

This book of Sutras intends to awaken the practitioner of meditation to the multiple ways we each have of expressing (and thereby renewing our commitment to) our deepest values. For the expression of our intention gives voice to our desires and desires naturally arise from what we value. A great number of people have a hard time bringing to the surface what their subconsciousness stores deep within the self in the form of values. The greater majority, on the other hand, do not have a...
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This book of Sutras intends to awaken the practitioner of meditation to the multiple ways we each have of expressing (and thereby renewing our commitment to) our deepest values. For the expression of our intention gives voice to our desires and desires naturally arise from what we value. A great number of people have a hard time bringing to the surface what their subconsciousness stores deep within the self in the form of values. The greater majority, on the other hand, do not have a problem putting into words what they desire here and now. That desire is precisely what gets translated into intentions offered (expressed) to one's higher power when a Sutra is composed. As soon as we frame our desires in these terms (intention expressed to the higher power) we immediately become aware of the deepest values we are cherishing and we can then decide whether we want to espouse that value further or perhaps adopt an alternate which better reflects our higher self.