There is something about you brighter than the sun and more mysterious than the night sky. Who are you when you are not thinking yourself into existence? What is ultimately behind the set of eyes reading these words? In Emptiness Dancing, Adyashanti invites you to wake up to the essence of what you are, through the natural and spontaneous opening of the mind, heart, and body that holds the secret to happiness and liberation. From the first stages of realization to its evolutionary implications, Adyashanti shares a treasure trove of insights into the challenges of the inner life, offering lucid, down-to-earth advice on topics ranging from the ego, illusion, and spiritual addiction to compassion, letting go, the eternal now, and more. Whether you read each chapter in succession or begin on any page you feel inspired to turn to, you will find in Adyashanti's wisdom an understanding and ever-ready guide to the full wonder of your infinite self-nature.

Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book. Sample Book Insights: #1 Enlightenment means waking up to what you truly are and then being that. It means realizing and being, realizing and being. realization alone is not enough. The completion of Self realization is to act, do, and express what you realize. This is a very deep matter. #2 When I became the Oneness of everything, I also became the consciousness or spirit that woke up out of all identification. When the Oneness disappeared, there was still a basic awakeness, but it had two different aspects: I'm everything and I'm absolutely nothing. #3 When we really start to take a look at who we think we are, we become very grace-prone. We start to see that while we may have various thoughts, beliefs, and identities, they do not individually or collectively tell us who we are. #4 The biggest barrier to awakening is the belief that it is something rare. When this barrier is dropped, or at least you start to tell yourself that awakening is difficult, then everything becomes available to you. When you start to take in this awakeness, it is mind-boggling.

Who are you when you are not thinking yourself into existence? What is ultimately behind the set of eyes reading these words? In Emptiness Dancing, Adyashanti invites you to wake up to the essence of what you are, through the natural and spontaneous opening of mind, heart, and body that holds the secret to happiness and liberation.

An extensive, detailed and definitive exploration and elucidation of the extraordinary meeting ground and interconnections between quantum physics and Buddhist philosophy.

Discovering our true nature could be called the discovery of emptiness?of the vast stillness and loving silence that lies beyond and within all that exists. Our lives are the dance of this emptiness as it flowers into form. "Emptiness Dancing" offers dynamic teachings that come directly from this emptiness and draw the open heart into profound realization. Adyashanti reveals valuable insights and explores important themes relevant to those seeking and deepening into truth. He shares an enlightened perspective on:the seeker?s struggle the joys and challenges of awakening the symptoms of spiritual addiction the essence of sacred relationship the true meaning of enlightenment the simple secret to happiness

Who are you when you are not thinking yourself into existence? What is ultimately behind the set of eyes reading these words? In Emptiness Dancing, Adyashanti invites you to wake up to the essence of what you are, through the natural and spontaneous opening of mind, heart, and body that holds the secret to happiness and liberation.

Who are you when you are not thinking yourself into existence? What is ultimately behind the set of eyes reading these words? In Emptiness Dancing, Adyashanti invites you to wake up to the essence of what you are, through the natural and spontaneous opening of mind, heart, and body that holds the secret to happiness and liberation.

Osho is one of the most original minds in this second half of the twentieth century. Reading him is sheer pleasure. Osho is undoubtedly a master of words and knows how to use them... He should be read. Many passages from his books are quotable I wish I had written them myself. - M.V. Kamath