Podcast
On Being with Krista Tippett
This book, co-authored with the interviewee's wife, explores the path to peace and joy. It includes an account of overcoming depression and a piece on the September 11th terrorist attacks.
She woke up one morning, not knowing any tradition, Christian or Eastern or whatever. And from a ten years depression became totally filled with peace and joy. And that never left her since 1986.
— Episode: [Unedited] Stephen Mitchell with Krista...
Episode: [Unedited] Stephen Mitchell with Krista Tippett
This book, co-authored with the interviewee's wife, explores the path to peace and joy. It includes an account of overcoming depression and a piece on the September 11th terrorist attacks.
She woke up one morning, not knowing any tradition, Christian or Eastern or whatever. And from a ten years depression became totally filled with peace and joy. And that never left her since 1986.
We have a new book out, loving what is.
Here's what my wife says in loving what is this new book that we have. The direct path is God is everything, God is good when you know that you don't need a spiritual method and somebody who actually lives that is living at a level where every breath is prayer, every in in Simone, vase, sense, every every step, every experience putting you know a cup of decaft to your mouth. Making love walking down the street that's a life of prayer because everything in that person's consciousness is good is God even the most what to somebody else would seem the most difficult or unacceptable experiences. It's all embrace because it's all reality and therefore it's all God and therefore it's all good.
And there's even one piece on the September 11th. Really? In the book.
It's on page 219, it's a dialogue called terrorism in New York City.