"Kissing the Limitless"
Nov. 9th, 2009 04:17 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
qosI just finished reading T. Thorn Coyle's Kissing the Limitless, and I'm giving it my strongest possible recommendation.
Thorn's style is both serious and joyful, and she is a very smart, very experienced woman. These insights and techniques are all road-tested, and it shows.
Her style is conversational but she still does justice to a lot of advanced topics. I'm not sure exactly what it is about her approach, but the way she discussed foundational practices of centering, meditation and purification took me to an entirely new level in my personal practice. One of the breakthroughs I mentioned earlier today around stories I no longer want to tell is a direct result of reading I had just completed.
Now that I've read the book through once, it's time to go back and work through it slowly. It's going to be a challenge; these exercises are serious business. But I'm looking forward to it.
Thorn's style is both serious and joyful, and she is a very smart, very experienced woman. These insights and techniques are all road-tested, and it shows.
Her style is conversational but she still does justice to a lot of advanced topics. I'm not sure exactly what it is about her approach, but the way she discussed foundational practices of centering, meditation and purification took me to an entirely new level in my personal practice. One of the breakthroughs I mentioned earlier today around stories I no longer want to tell is a direct result of reading I had just completed.
Now that I've read the book through once, it's time to go back and work through it slowly. It's going to be a challenge; these exercises are serious business. But I'm looking forward to it.
