Your moment of Zen (according to the anti-guru) …
It’s as simple as this. If you can practice staying in the moment to the point where time becomes one straight line (as opposed to a line that is broken by random thoughts of the past or future), you will have no need for gurus, so-called spiritual guides, self-help books, or mystical workshops. By staying in the moment, that one moment becomes a continuous linear path upon which already lies the peace, tranquility, and happiness you seek.
If you cannot stay in the moment, then there is knowledge, information, guides, and gurus for you to consult in order to get your head wrapped around the concept.
It may sound easy, staying in the moment. But just try to actively meditate and you will understand just how hard it truly is to keep your mind from drifting toward the past or to the future.
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Robert lives deep in the heart of Texas where he teaches martial arts and writes in his spare time. He is a former military paramedic, former criminal investigator, and former private detective. He has had various poems and short stories previously published in small press literary magazines, but most notably in Marion Zimmer Bradley’s Fantasy Magazine, and most recently with Anotherealm.com. He is also self-published on Amazon.com and Smashwords.com, in both fiction and non-fiction categories.
Robert is the author of “One Second Before Awakening”, his first fiction novel, and also the very successful “The Business End of Process Service”. His forthcoming non-fiction book is “The Art of Motivation”, motivation from a martial arts perspective.
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