Come to peace, come to be
Dingeman Boat
49 life lessons
Publisher: Asoka
Date Time
February 24, 2021 from 20:00 to 21:00
Dingeman Boat
Dingeman Boot (1934) grew up in an Orthodox Christian family and knew from an early age that he wanted to become a pastor. But he got stuck during his theology studies. He ended up in a mental institution where he discovered that he had to forge new paths. Yoga and the Hindu philosophical school of advaita vedanta helped him do this, as did the Buddhist vipassana or insight meditation. Meditating did him so much that he spent a period as a Buddhist monk in Asia.
After his early retirement, he focused on giving courses and retreats in the yoga meditation that he developed himself. At the beginning of this century, he discovered the Tibetan Buddhist dzogchen, which he considers a continuation of Vipassana.
Live Book Review
Thank you Dingeman and Joost for this very nice being together!
I was impressed by this lecture, its simplicity and direct reference to the essentials. Clear and wise. And the strength that lies in vulnerability and the courage to be open about it. A gift to be able to share in the life experience and the way of a liberated person. Many thanks for making this kind of transfer possible. gassho!!!
Thank you, thank you, thank you
gemma from maastricht