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Moving On Bookcover

Moving On: Finding Happiness
in a Changed World

The insights of this book will guide the reader past confusion of conflicting thoughts and dreamlike images he or she thinks are real, into a reality devoid of illusion, a reality that cuts through a painful and dense fog blinding people to their true selves. The question will be asked: Who Am I? And the answer will surprise the reader. It will show a multifaceted person capable of transforming suffering into joy and happiness. It will allow the reader to move on and to find happiness no matter how much the world has changed. It will help the lotus flower to emerge from muddy waters...
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A Deeper Surrender Bookcover

A Deeper Surrender: Notes on a Spiritual Life

"A deeper sense of surrender..." These were the last words Stuart Perrin's spiritual teacher said to him before being killed in a plane crash. For years, Perrin had sought insight and spiritual teaching throughout the world, only to finally find them in the laughing, Buddha-esque form of Rudi, a popular, iconoclastic, Jewish-American guru. In A Deeper Surrender, Perrin distills Rudi's teachings— while adding a generous measure of his own— on relationships, sex, livelihood, spiritual development, teachers, students, yoga, and perhaps most importantly, staying centered and getting grounded.
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Dancing Man Bookcover

The Dancing Man ~ A Deeper Sense of Surrender

These two novellas are linked together by a common thread. They are both rite-of-passage stories in which the deaths of a parent and of a teacher force the young protagonists to re-examine their inner lives.
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Leah Bookcover

Leah: A Story of Meditation and Healing

A fictional tale, based in part on some truth, of a young girl with terminal cancer, a tale told from the point of view of David, a healer and meditation teacher, and a friend to Leah and her mother. "With open heart and deep insight, Stuart Perrin explores the true nature of health and disease. In Leah, cancer is a disorder of the spirit whose roots can finally be cut by a fundamental change in ones spiritual life. An important story of purity, loss and understanding." —Richard Gere, Golden Globe-winning American actor, social activist of many causes, co-founder of Tibet House, and writer.
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Kundalini Rising Bookcover

Kundalini Rising:
Exploring the Energy of Awakening new

Listen Now to Kundalini RisingStuart Perrin has contributed a wonderful essay to this new compilationfrom the folks at Sounds True. Stuart explains in this first-person story— Life, Happiness, and Kundalini Yoga— he did not actively seek the experience of kundalini; rather, he learned about kundalini through developing what he calls a "strong chakra system," studying meditation, and practicing kundalini yoga. He reflects on his own experiences and shares advice, addressing questions such as: How do life, happiness, and kundalini relate to one another?
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Mystical Ferryboat

The Mystical Ferryboat

Introduction: "The Mystical Ferryboat itself is an image that came to me in a sequence of dreams. The rest of the book is derived from ideas and visions I have had over a period of many years, intermixed with experiences I have had or things I have seen. I have written this as a way of seeing deeper into my own unconscious. I do not know of what use it might be to anyone else. That is not my concern. l am only interested in expressing the images as they emerge from my unconscious, and following them wherever they take me. The Mystical Ferryboat is the work of a dead man. It is all that will remain of me after my execution."
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