Karl Renz

Worry And Be Happy The Audacity of Hopelessness (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Decoding Karl is akin to understanding electricity: simply cannot be done. Its effects, though, may be felt and described. That's what you may encounter here in Worry And Be Happy.

It's the welcome release from needing any release which makes Karl's display of 'the audacity of hopelessness' in this book so enchanting and endearing.

If you believe you have 'made it spiritually' it may be worthwhile to test your 'understanding' through an encounter with Karl. Honestly though, in such a situation, he is not the kind of guy you would particularly enjoy meeting! In the now overcrowded world of sagely Advaita gurus dishing out profound insights into our real nature, Karl stands out as a sore thumb. Like a drunken Kung-Fu master, Karl, in his crazy off-balance style, mocks and punctures the validity of these insights displaying unshakable balance!

With sparkling and soothing humour, Karl mesmerizingly rips through anything and everything that can be ripped through, to the mixed dismay and wonder of onlookers. And underlining it all is an unmistakable unshakability. In fact, it is this effortless unshakability which manifests through Karl that draws seasoned seekers to him. They flock to him either through resignation or a renewed desire for a breakthrough. Thankfully, once there, neither seems to matter!

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Karl Renz
• Erscheinungstermin: 14. April 2015
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9789382788188
• Artikelnr.: 51292565

Autorenporträt

Karl Renz was born in Germany in 1953, and, after some years of rather unorthodox "seeking" (including time spent in Mexico looking for Don Juan), experienced an Awakening in the late 1970s. He travels around the world talking about, well, what can't be talked about -- and does pretty well at it. He's visited Santa Fe each fall the last five years or so, offering evening "Self-Talks" ("the self talking to the self", as he puts it) at the home of a friend.