anyone know other similar work? Any religion any tradition welcomed!pic.twitter.com/aDrhlaDAyN
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I think what I am looking for might be instructions for a spiritual practitioner, with a focus on "how to cope with crisis induced by their practice" (dark night in Christian, for instance). I wonder whether there is any parallel in Jewish tradition or Sufi
‘Interior Castle’ might fit the bill. In mahamudra/dzogchen related texts, you often see sections approaching how to practice when various difficulties appear, but I’m struggling to come up with a book recommendation because it is usually v.condensed.
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Thanks! I will add this one to the list.
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1, A contemporary Christian work (influenced by the Cloud of Unknowing and John of the Cross) is Thomas Keating's *Open Mind, Open Heart*.pic.twitter.com/HkW5bx8kCV
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Spectrum of Ecstasy by Ngakpa Chögyam and Khandro Déchen, might help.
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