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Seven Masters, One Path

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(This book is available at Amazon.com) …

John Selby introduced his new Focus Phrase methodology in this classic meditation book. In a unique approach to short-form meditation, this program identifies a key dimension in the teachings of seven primary spiritual masters throughout history, and develops a Focus Phrase from each of these dimension – so that in one short meditation you can move through all seven of the primary dimensions of the meditative path.

The insights and methods of these seven spiritual masters, unified in John’s inner practice, provide a universal spiritual practice that is relevant to all religions and philosophies, based on core psychological dynamics John has identified in his research into the primary drivers in all meditations.

The seven spiritual masters of this universal path are:

* Lao Tzu

*Buddha

*Patanjali

* Jesus

* Mohammed

* Gurdjieff

* Krishnamurti

For each of these spiritual masters, John has developed a special Focus Phrase – and the seven Focus Phrases make up the heart of the Seven Masters, One Path meditation process taught in the program. Moving through this process (which can be done in five minutes when time is short) once or twice a day can genuinely transform your life … John has also developed an audio CD of this program (see AUDIO button above):

Read more about his book at Amazon.com

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2 Responses to "Seven Masters, One Path"

  • Soul Intelligence … and Healing | TappingDaily says:
    February 4, 2011 at 2:03 pm
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    [...] inner source of healing is our breath experience … ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Read more on this theme: Seven Masters, One Path [...]

  • M N Kundu says:
    March 13, 2012 at 3:27 am
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    Dear Mr Selby,
    I have read your Seven Masters. It is a wonderful attempt and will work fine. But I have a few comments for your kind consideration. The chapter on Patanjali is factually incorrect as it is not at all based on his yoga aphorisms. Patanjali did not teach breath watch as a method. Kindly refer to sadhan pad of aphorisms. On the Buddha you have included his mindfulness but excluded maitri bhavana or empathetic compassion for all creatures which is an essential sequel. Lastly, Jesus has been fillted in perfect chronology but the maxim suits best at sixth stage. Love for self arises only after self awareness, otherwise it becomes self-centric and narrow.
    Since your attempt is secular and noble I felt like conveying my comments.
    Best wishes,

    M N Kundu

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