Listening, Looking… Zen in Everyday Life

I don’t know anything for certain. You don’t know anything for certain. I suggest entering this book’s space with exactly that approach. What if everything we believed up to this moment was nothing more than our limiting conditioning? What if everything you think about yourself is just one aspect of your being that doesn’t reflect your full complexity and depth?

The more we accumulate our habitual “knowledge of how the world works and what place we have in it,” the less space remains for aliveness and spontaneity. And we need these qualities to enter the Flow State. That’s where all the best and freshest ideas come from, new harmonious paths, new vision—as well as opportunities to smoothly exit the twisted and complicated reality our minds have constructed.

Let this book help you remember your true essence and refresh your perception of life so that every moment you meet with anticipation, love, and gratitude.

Edward Wold