The Notebooks of Paul Brunton volume 3 hardcover

Practices for the Quest / Relax and Retreat By Paul Brunton

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The Notebooks of Paul Brunton volume 3 hardcover
Practices for the Quest / Relax and Retreat
by Paul Brunton

“There is a difference between aspiration and ambition as they are to be understood on this quest. . . . Aspiration tries not to surrender to the ego’s tyranny whereas ambition directly strengthens it.” —P.B.

“If you begin the day with love in your heart, peace in your nerves, and truth in your mind, you not only benefit by their presence but also bring them to others . . .” —P.B.

Subjects: Spiritual Life, Philosophy

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5.75 x 8.5 hardcover
(softcover edition is available)
390 pages

 

ISBN 10: 0-943914-16-7
ISBN 13: 978-0-943914-16-9

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Description

Part 1, Practices for the Quest, is a detailed overview of what the spiritual quest involves and how to live it. Sections outline the what, why, and how of qualities to develop; techniques, practices, exercises, attitudes, and disciplines useful at various stages of development (including Long Path/Short Path); and how progress is tested and proven in the processes of everyday living.

Part 2, Relax and Retreat, shows how to cultivate spiritual equilibrium—through balancing intense extroverted activity with creative inner stillness.

Please see the softcover edition pages for table of contents, introduction, reviews, and other related information.

About Paul Brunton

Paul Brunton helps us hear the melody behind the medley of today's "spiritual marketplace." His late writings raise the bar for what we can expect of spiritual teachings and teachers, and what we can do for ourselves. Born in London in 1898, he soon became a leading pioneer of much of what we now take for granted. He traveled widely throughout the world (long before it was fashionable) to meet living masters of various traditions with whom he then lived and studied. His eleven early books from 1934–1952 shared much of what he learned, and helped set the stage for dramatic east-west exchanges of the late 20th century. Paul Brunton left more than 10,000 pages of enormously helpful new work in notebooks he reserved for posthumous publication, much of which is now available as The Notebooks of Paul Brunton. See "The Complete Paul Brunton Opus" in blue below to see his many works available on this site. You can also search on Paul Brunton in the search bar to browse the selections, or click on a link below for specific connections.

Click here for an article about Paul Brunton.

Click here for The Notebooks of Paul Brunton.

To access small theme-based books compiled from Paul Brunton's writings, scroll down to Derived from the Notebooks below.

To access Paul Brunton's early writings, published from 1934–1952, scroll down to Paul Brunton's Early Works below.

To access commentaries on Paul Brunton and his work by his leading student, Anthony Damiani, as well as other writings about Paul Brunton and/or his work, scroll down to Commentaries and Reflections on Paul Brunton and His Work below.

Book Details

Part 1, Practices for the Quest, is a detailed overview of what the spiritual quest involves and how to live it. Sections outline the what, why, and how of qualities to develop; techniques, practices, exercises, attitudes, and disciplines useful at various stages of development (including Long Path/Short Path); and how progress is tested and proven in the processes of everyday living.

Part 2, Relax and Retreat, shows how to cultivate spiritual equilibrium—through balancing intense extroverted activity with creative inner stillness.

Please see the softcover edition pages for table of contents, introduction, reviews, and other related information.

About Paul Brunton

Larson Publications photo of author Paul Brunton

Paul Brunton helps us hear the melody behind the medley of today's "spiritual marketplace." His late writings raise the bar for what we can expect of spiritual teachings and teachers, and what we can do for ourselves. Born in London in 1898, he soon became a leading pioneer of much of what we now take for granted. He traveled widely throughout the world (long before it was fashionable) to meet living masters of various traditions with whom he then lived and studied. His eleven early books from 1934–1952 shared much of what he learned, and helped set the stage for dramatic east-west exchanges of the late 20th century. Paul Brunton left more than 10,000 pages of enormously helpful new work in notebooks he reserved for posthumous publication, much of which is now available as The Notebooks of Paul Brunton. See "The Complete Paul Brunton Opus" in blue below to see his many works available on this site. You can also search on Paul Brunton in the search bar to browse the selections, or click on a link below for specific connections.

Click here for an article about Paul Brunton.

Click here for The Notebooks of Paul Brunton.

To access small theme-based books compiled from Paul Brunton's writings, scroll down to Derived from the Notebooks below.

To access Paul Brunton's early writings, published from 1934–1952, scroll down to Paul Brunton's Early Works below.

To access commentaries on Paul Brunton and his work by his leading student, Anthony Damiani, as well as other writings about Paul Brunton and/or his work, scroll down to Commentaries and Reflections on Paul Brunton and His Work below.

The Complete Paul Brunton Opus:


The Notebooks of Paul Brunton:

Paul Brunton's most mature work, in the order he specified for posthumous publication.

Derived from The Notebooks:

Smaller books on popular/timely themes, developed from the Notebooks and published posthumously.

Early Works:

Paul Brunton's works published during his lifetime from 1934-1952

Commentaries/Reflections:

Commentaries/Reflections by other authors on Paul Brunton or his works.

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