The Non-Dual Philosophy of Wei Wu Wei PDF
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Wei Wu Wei is the great undiscovered treasure in the philosophy of NonDuality.
Wei Wu Wei's influence, while never widespread, has been profound upon many of those who knew him personally: Lama Anagarika Govinda, Dr. Hubert Benoit, John Blofeld, Douglas Harding, Robert Linssen, Arthur Osborne, Robert Powell and Dr. D. T. Suzuki. as well as upon many who have read his works, including Ramesh Balsekar.
It is apparent from his writings that 'Wei Wu Wei' had studied in some depth both Eastern and Western philosophy and metaphysics, as well as the more esoteric teachings of all the great religions. His attitude adopted towards his writings is perhaps best indicated by the following quote from an introductory note to 'Open Secret' (Hong Kong University Press, 1965).
“ The writer of these lines has nothing whatsoever to teach anyone; his words are just his contribution to our common discussion of what must inevitably be for us the most important subject which could be discussed by sentient beings."
The articles and extracts herein will provide an excellent introduction to the non-dual point of view of this unique individual.
Wei Wu Wei's influence, while never widespread, has been profound upon many of those who knew him personally: Lama Anagarika Govinda, Dr. Hubert Benoit, John Blofeld, Douglas Harding, Robert Linssen, Arthur Osborne, Robert Powell and Dr. D. T. Suzuki. as well as upon many who have read his works, including Ramesh Balsekar.
It is apparent from his writings that 'Wei Wu Wei' had studied in some depth both Eastern and Western philosophy and metaphysics, as well as the more esoteric teachings of all the great religions. His attitude adopted towards his writings is perhaps best indicated by the following quote from an introductory note to 'Open Secret' (Hong Kong University Press, 1965).
“ The writer of these lines has nothing whatsoever to teach anyone; his words are just his contribution to our common discussion of what must inevitably be for us the most important subject which could be discussed by sentient beings."
The articles and extracts herein will provide an excellent introduction to the non-dual point of view of this unique individual.
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