Enlightened People Don't Go to Work
7 hrs. 25 min.
Description
What do spiritual growth and washing dishes have in common? Is it difficult to turn the wheel of Samsara? How can you develop your creative abilities in the shortest time if you live in a primeval jungle? What does emptiness whisper? And is it really useful to know who you were in a previous life?
In the book, the author, businessman Oleg Gor, found answers to all these questions in a small Buddhist monastery in northern Thailand—and managed to transform his life, freeing himself from insecurity, stress, anxiety, and anger—all that torments a modern person. Moreover, he is convinced that this is within everyone’s power: all you need is desire and a little patience.
And keep in mind: the enlightened don’t go to work. They do much more interesting things.
The book contains detailed descriptions of techniques that teach you to control the mind, body, and emotions, to live a free life—without debts and illusions.
In the book, the author, businessman Oleg Gor, found answers to all these questions in a small Buddhist monastery in northern Thailand—and managed to transform his life, freeing himself from insecurity, stress, anxiety, and anger—all that torments a modern person. Moreover, he is convinced that this is within everyone’s power: all you need is desire and a little patience.
And keep in mind: the enlightened don’t go to work. They do much more interesting things.
The book contains detailed descriptions of techniques that teach you to control the mind, body, and emotions, to live a free life—without debts and illusions.
