The emphasis on peace and on understanding and connecting to problems through experience rather than logic and doubt is what reminded me of him. He hasn't written much about these things, they come up more in his talks for long-time students. They're in A Trackless Path somewhere, for instance:
but that's approximately 25 hours of audio, and I can't pin it down more precisely that. (But the whole thing is good, and a concrete approach to the desiderata you outlined.)
Of his essays, probably the most conceptually interesting is his series on karma as an evolutionary process.
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The emphasis on peace and on understanding and connecting to problems through experience rather than logic and doubt is what reminded me of him. He hasn't written much about these things, they come up more in his talks for long-time students. They're in A Trackless Path somewhere, for instance:
http://www.unfetteredmind.org/category/retreats/a-trackless-...
but that's approximately 25 hours of audio, and I can't pin it down more precisely that. (But the whole thing is good, and a concrete approach to the desiderata you outlined.)
Of his essays, probably the most conceptually interesting is his series on karma as an evolutionary process.
http://www.unfetteredmind.org/karma-genesis-conditions/0
http://www.unfetteredmind.org/karma-growth/0
http://www.unfetteredmind.org/karma-two-approaches/0