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    Never Not Ever Here Now

    By Lyse Mai Lauren

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    Never Not Ever Here Now is book of reflections on the teachings of Advaita and Dzogchen. Each Chapter can be taken as a daily 'meditation' or seed thought.
    Finding out 'who and what we really are' is the most important thing that we can do in this life. Many people however are just too busy or too caught up in their
    day to day lives to either notice or take time to really consider the big questions. These days when there is so much that can distract our attention and when most of
    our energy is engaged in unimportant things it is vital that we give ourselves the opportunity to 'pause.' This little book is aimed at creating the mood to help you
    do just that.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLyse Mai Lauren
    Release dateDec 28, 2015
    ISBN9781311559722
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    Never Not Ever Here Now
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    Lyse Mai Lauren

    Lyse Lauren grew up in Nelson, New Zealand as the third of four children. Her 'known' world was abruptly shaken when she had a brief but profound spiritual experience as a child. Just a few years later she was 'challenged' yet again when dragged out to sea by ocean currents and almost drowned. These two events were the catalyst for a pronounced intention to discover the 'meaning of life.' Driven by this deep inner longing, she travelled to Australia and eventually to Tibet, Nepal and then India, where she met her Master, a Tibetan Lama of high standing. In his presence she was able to rediscover what she had glimpsed as a child. Over a period of several decades she has lived near her teachers in various locations in the Himalayas.

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