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What book are you currently reading?
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I’m enjoying it so far. More interesting read than some of the other things that professor has assigned. I like the encouragement of understanding people as people instead of as a collection of symptoms. However when reading I was curious about what someone would think of it who is actually dealing with schizophrenia themselves, because that is a perspective I don’t have.
We’re going to read that in my one class soon. I had never heard of it until that professor mentioned it.
In Watermelon Sugar by Richard Brautigan
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I've read a lot of books on the subject, but this one actually cuts closest to what Buddhism, i.e. dharma practice, really is. It isn't a religion, it really isn't necessarily even a philosophy, it's a skill set.
The 4 noble truths and the 8 fold path aren't a belief system, they're practical exercises and disciplined routines - part prescription, part toolkit.
The 4 noble truths and the 8 fold path aren't a belief system, they're practical exercises and disciplined routines - part prescription, part toolkit.
"Nursing for DUMMIE`s.?!" ;^))._=(easy as Pie!) 'collectors edition!' The godl standard of/in the industry. Learn all of the greatest short cuts, from the best (vets) & risk-takers, themsevles... of course~ th3e decades long experience may come in handy in these given scenarios, but-that's neither here nor there! ( ;
