Saying yes to life (even the hard parts)
By: Ezra Bayda with Josh Bartok ; foreword by Thomas Moore.
Contributors: Bartok, Josh.
Edition: 1st ed.
Publisher: Wisdom Publications
Published: 2005
Place of publication: Boston
Language: eng
Number of pages: 245
Subjects: Spiritual life -- Zen Buddhism.
Table of contents: title: The human dilemma; title: The energy for awakening; title: Self-observation; title: Ideals; title: Judgment; title: Discomfort; title: Meditation; title: Transformation; title: "What is this?"; title: Emotions; title: Anger; title: Anger as practice; title: Saying yes to fear; title: Illusions; title: The world of why; title: No one to be; title: Rituals and reality; title: Meditation as detour; title: Goals; title: Resistance; title: Perseverance; title: Fear; title: Fear in others; title: Relating from; title: Big mind; title: Students and teachers; title: Relationships; title: What we want from others; title: The spiritual practice of relationship; title: Seeing others; title: Betrayal; title: Fundamental security; title: Conflict in relationships; title: Anger and blame in relationships; title: Empathy in relationships; title: Forgiveness; title: Grief; title: Breathing into loss; title: The pace of change; title: Efforts and resistance; title: Inside and out; title: History; title: The addiction of blaming; title: Blaming as defense; title: The heart of suffering; title: Sex; title: Work; title: Mindfulness at work; title: Money; title: Activity and awareness; title: Doing what is right; title: The need to help; title: Taking a leap; title: Balance; title: Taking pauses; title: Two kinds of food; title: Nature; title: The mystery; title: Who we truly are.