Windows in the Sky, 'Buddha is that you?'

by David Wilfrid Berresford

Overview

The most important ingredient in life is honesty. None of us are perfect yet life is not about perfect. It is about falling down, getting up, and trying again. This book takes some of the wrappers off to see what’s inside. Life is inviting us all to do the same. We can solve the problems of the world right now by untying the threads of all the lies we've made that make us strangers to each other.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940044690493
Publisher:	David Wilfrid Berresford
Publication date:	06/28/2012
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	842 KB

About the Author

‘To know how, how does it happen that the seed of an idea blossoms within the awareness and consciousness of the soul, and what determines what action they may take on that.’David Wilfrid Berresford was born in the Waikato, migrated to the north to finish his schooling and then to Wellington during his late teens early twenties. He has lived in Auckland, New Zealand since he was 26. As a young man his journey has taken him from eastern mysticism as a sixteen year old; the Russian philosophy of Gurdjieff and Ouspensky at seventeen, being a student in the School of Philosophy studying practical philosophy until in his late forties he took to the stage, which he has described as ‘teaching me in one night more than 30 years of philosophy’. In 2001 just after completing the role of ‘King Lear’ in Shakespeare’s play of the same name, he had a conversation with a Spiritual Master, Raman Pascha, also known as the Master Khamouri, channelled by Yasmeen Clark. ‘Windows in the Sky, Buddha is that you’ is the story of this meeting. It is an unusual story of how the energy of an ascended Master, may release us from the power of limiting beliefs. It elucidates in a very easy to read and conversational style many ‘new energy’ ideas tying ‘New Age’ to neuroscience and mysticism and then ‘holding the mirror up to nature’ by showing how these ideas can be enacted in our life. David describes himself as a very normal sort of man.David Berresford actor, performance poet, writer and perennial philosopher... You may contact him at davidberresford@ yahoo.com and he would love to talk with you. Apart from the fact that he has always rather loved his middle name, in this case it serves the practical function of distinguishing him from his son David, also a writer whose books are now available on Amazon, Smashwords and other platforms.