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The self is the second strangest thing in the world. The first is that there is anything here at all — a cosmos, a planet, a Tuesday afternoon. But close behind is the peculiar fact that, inside all of it, there is someone reading this sentence.
A Small Book on the Strange Thing Called Self is a weekend-length primer for readers just beginning inner work. In twelve short chapters it bridges two great traditions of thinking about who you are — the depth psychology of twentieth-century Europe (Jung, Internal Family Systems, somatic work) and the family of Indian contemplative traditions that have asked Who am I? for three thousand years (Upanishads, Advaita Vedanta, Buddhist inquiry).
You will not find enlightenment in twenty-one days here. You will find a small vocabulary — shadow, witness, sadhana, integration — for what your life has probably been trying to show you for a while.
What's inside
- The many "I"s you play in a single day, and the noticing that holds them all
- The koshas — the classical Indian map of the layers of the self — read alongside modern somatic and parts-based psychology
- Jung's shadow and Advaita's witness, held side by side
- Twelve short reflections and micro-practices, one at the end of each chapter
- Simple hand-drawn diagrams — one per chapter
- A ten-book reading list and a glossary of every Sanskrit and psychological term used
Written by an India-based facilitator and researcher, for readers everywhere who are curious about the inner life but overwhelmed by long books, dense classics, or clinical texts.
Read it in a weekend. Sit with one idea. See what changes on Tuesday.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The self is the second strangest thing in the world. The first is that there is anything here at all - a cosmos, a planet, a Tuesday afternoon. But close behind is the peculiar fact that, inside all of it, there is someone reading this sentence. A Small Book on the Strange Thing Called Self is a weekend-length primer for readers just beginning inner work. In twelve short chapters it bridges two great traditions of thinking about who you are - the depth psychology of twentieth-century Europe (Jung, Internal Family Systems, somatic work) and the family of Indian contemplative traditions that have asked Who am I? for three thousand years (Upanishads, Advaita Vedanta, Buddhist inquiry). You will not find enlightenment in twenty-one days here. You will find a small vocabulary - shadow, witness, sadhana, integration - for what your life has probably been trying to show you for a while. What's inside The many "I"s you play in a single day, and the noticing that holds them allThe koshas - the classical Indian map of the layers of the self - read alongside modern somatic and parts-based psychologyJung's shadow and Advaita's witness, held side by sideTwelve short reflections and micro-practices, one at the end of each chapterSimple hand-drawn diagrams - one per chapterA ten-book reading list and a glossary of every Sanskrit and psychological term used Written by an India-based facilitator and researcher, for readers everywhere who are curious about the inner life but overwhelmed by long books, dense classics, or clinical texts. Read it in a weekend. Sit with one idea. See what changes on Tuesday. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798170595822
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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - The self is the second strangest thing in the world. The first is that there is anything here at all - a cosmos, a planet, a Tuesday afternoon. But close behind is the peculiar fact that, inside all of it, there is someone reading this sentence. A Small Book on the Strange Thing Called Self is a weekend-length primer for readers just beginning inner work. In twelve short chapters it bridges two great traditions of thinking about who you are - the depth psychology of twentieth-century Europe (Jung, Internal Family Systems, somatic work) and the family of Indian contemplative traditions that have asked Who am I for three thousand years (Upanishads, Advaita Vedanta, Buddhist inquiry). You will not find enlightenment in twenty-one days here. You will find a small vocabulary - shadow, witness, sadhana, integration - for what your life has probably been trying to show you for a while. What's inside - The many 'I's you play in a single day, and the noticing that holds them all- The koshas - the classical Indian map of the layers of the self - read alongside modern somatic and parts-based psychology- Jung's shadow and Advaita's witness, held side by side- Twelve short reflections and micro-practices, one at the end of each chapter- Simple hand-drawn diagrams - one per chapter- A ten-book reading list and a glossary of every Sanskrit and psychological term used Written by an India-based facilitator and researcher, for readers everywhere who are curious about the inner life but overwhelmed by long books, dense classics, or clinical texts. Read it in a weekend. Sit with one idea. See what changes on Tuesday. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798170595822
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The self is the second strangest thing in the world. The first is that there is anything here at all - a cosmos, a planet, a Tuesday afternoon. But close behind is the peculiar fact that, inside all of it, there is someone reading this sentence. A Small Book on the Strange Thing Called Self is a weekend-length primer for readers just beginning inner work. In twelve short chapters it bridges two great traditions of thinking about who you are - the depth psychology of twentieth-century Europe (Jung, Internal Family Systems, somatic work) and the family of Indian contemplative traditions that have asked Who am I? for three thousand years (Upanishads, Advaita Vedanta, Buddhist inquiry). You will not find enlightenment in twenty-one days here. You will find a small vocabulary - shadow, witness, sadhana, integration - for what your life has probably been trying to show you for a while. What's inside The many "I"s you play in a single day, and the noticing that holds them allThe koshas - the classical Indian map of the layers of the self - read alongside modern somatic and parts-based psychologyJung's shadow and Advaita's witness, held side by sideTwelve short reflections and micro-practices, one at the end of each chapterSimple hand-drawn diagrams - one per chapterA ten-book reading list and a glossary of every Sanskrit and psychological term used Written by an India-based facilitator and researcher, for readers everywhere who are curious about the inner life but overwhelmed by long books, dense classics, or clinical texts. Read it in a weekend. Sit with one idea. See what changes on Tuesday. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798170595822
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