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The Center Cannot Hold

How much longer can you hold it together? "Things fall
apart; the center cannot hold," is a metaphor for change...

 

A three-DVD set (8 hours) featuring the following topics and presenters from the TAT Foundation's April 2010 Weekend Intensive:

• Everyday Life is the Way, by Michael Hall
• The Radical Challenge of the Obvious, by Shawn Nevins
• Why Meditation Alone is Insufficient, by Bob Cergol
• No Center, No Edges: Untethered in the Boundless Realm, by Bart Marshall
• Surprise Finality, by Margot Ridler
• Untenable? An investigation led by Art Ticknor

How much longer can you hold it together? "It" being your carefully crafted self: fending off death and searching for love in a dozen hopeless ways every day, creating a story that has no hope of survival. All the while, sages and books of wisdom tell us that everything is perfect as it is; "that each man is the whole." And this paradox swirls around a tiny pinpoint, an insubstantial center called "you."

Each of these presenters devoted their life to solving the paradox, and each provides hope that transcends the insubstantial "you."

A note about video quality: The footage was captured by amateur videographers. The image quality isn't crisp, and there's no navigation menus/titles/chapters. The audio is good. Overall, with 8 hours of helpful spiritual footage, these DVDs are focused on content and present a good value.

Visit the TAT 2010 Weekend Intensive page for more information.

 

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