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10% Happier with Dan Harris
This book contained advice from Chgyam Trungpa Rinpoche advising against becoming a human version of a shop that sells religious gizmos, suggesting listeners should deeply commit to one path rather than superficially collecting elements from various traditions.
when his book cutting through spiritual materialism, which don't be the human version of a shop that sells religious gizmos.
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This book contained advice from Chgyam Trungpa Rinpoche advising against becoming a human version of a shop that sells religious gizmos, suggesting listeners should deeply commit to one path rather than superficially collecting elements from various traditions.
when his book cutting through spiritual materialism, which don't be the human version of a shop that sells religious gizmos.
Episode: Susan Piver, Buddhist Wisdom for Modern Relationsh...
Dan Harris was re-reading this book, which was the first one he read after becoming a Buddhist, and it was deeply affecting him.
I'm reading the very first book I ever read of once I became a Buddhist which is called cutting through spiritual materialism and it is blowing my mind you know word for word line for lines like oh my god.
Episode: Susan Piver, Buddhist Wisdom for Modern Relationsh...
The host mentioned they were currently reading this book and that it was blowing their mind, noting it was the first Buddhist book they read after becoming a Buddhist.
I'm reading the very first book I ever read of once I became a Buddhist which is called cutting through spiritual materialism and it is blowing my mind you know word for word line for lines like oh my god
Episode: Scott Edelstein, When Spiritual Leaders 'Stray'
This book by Chgyam Trungpa was mentioned as being widely well-regarded, although the speaker admitted to not having read it.
including um spiritual materialism
certainly he worked with somebody on um cutting through spiritual materialism