Tell me Master…

for Self, Truth & Gratitude

Rated with 5.00 from 5 based 1 customer rating

(1 customer ratings)

99 in stock

Description
Author Biography
reviews

Description

- Master, I think...

- Never think!

Reality exists to be investigated and discovered. With scenarios, the mind rages, becomes passionate, darkens. Entire peoples cannot "breathe" as they are deprived of peace and prosperity, although their governments pretend otherwise. Entire careers have been unjustly lost because of mistaken "beliefs."

One of the worst monsters of the mind is "thinking" because it doesn't let you investigate. It creates illusions and thus you live in false worlds. While reality can make you smile, an inner dialogue can cloud your life.

To never think! If you want to have a clear position, this is it to know!

What is life? The answers we give to our questions. It's never the facts; the way we interpret them is. If we change the questions, the answers will change. And so the story we tell about our lives will change.

This book has been written with the intention of giving more "flexible" answers to our key questions, so that we focus not on the problem, but on solutions that can creatively and effectively transform/improve our lives.

Author Biography

Dimitris Nomikos was born in 1965 in Piraeus. In 1978 he attended the basic seminar of the Silva method, eventually completing the entire educational program of the method. From 1982 to 1984 he participated in the sessions of the Café Ecole of Kostas Foteinos, a psychoanalytic method for self-improvement and self-awareness. He graduated from the Ionideo School in 1983 and completed his studies in business administration. He studied Christianity, Zen Buddhism, Taoism, esoteric philosophy, psychology, brain physiology, astrophysics and quantum mechanics.
Actively participates in dynamic meditation groups for mental imagery of positive health and peace. He writes articles for many sites and electronic newspapers. He gives talks, lectures and seminars on self-awareness and meditation. He has published two books on self-improvement, "One day, one soul, three lives" and "Meals... of life".

reviews