Contents

1. The Importance of Right Beginning

2. Zen and Liberation

3. To Have or Not to Have

4. The Worldly Mind and the Religious Mind

5. Repetition of the Pattern

6. Experience, Habit and Freedom

7. On Grace

8. Can Illumination be Transmitted?

9. The Equation of Unhappiness

10. Must We Have Religious Societies?

11. Approach to the Immeasurable 

12. Window on Non-Duality

13. Second Thoughts on Non-Duality

14. Memory Without a Cause

15. Knowledge and Language

16. Self or Non-Self?

17. This Question of Thought

18. “Thinking About Thinking” 

19. Void or No-Void?

20. Common Sayings Revealing Uncommon Insights

21. On Contradiction

22. The Outer and the Inner

23. Despair, Emptiness, and Otherness

24. Mind at the End of its Tether

       SOME FURTHER REFLECTIONS

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