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Still-Point

Poems and Thoughts Upon Waking Up

M. F. Taylor
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Pages
102
Year
2013
Language
English
Publisher
AuthorHouse

About

Since his enlightenment in 1986 the author, M. F. Taylor, claiming only to be a witness, has written a number of books related to enlightenment. Still-Point is the latest and the only book utilizing poetry to convey or point to a higher order of consciousness. Most poems in Still-Point are a delightful and unique mix of two apparent levels of understanding or consciousness: our everyday way of knowing, and a profound sense of Now, generally hidden from the self. The poems range from the whimsical to sharing the emergent wisdom, expanded insight, and journey discovered through the still-point door.

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