Recordings from Spirit Rock Meditation Center
Check out the first of two episodes recorded live at Spirit Rock Meditation Center in Woodacre, California. In this first one, we take a look at the complaints that are running in our heads, and we transfer them to paper, where they can remain stable enough for us to do The Work. It’s such a…
The World is My Teacher…
The world is my teacher—everything and everyone in it, without exception. For more information, visit thework.com
They’re Not Coming…
They’re not coming at you. What you’re believing onto them is coming at you. Byron Katie thework.com
Love the Dream…
Love the dream of past and future. They seem so real. — Byron Katie For more information about The Work or upcoming events, visit thework.com.
Life’s Greatest Gift…
Life’s greatest gift is the gratitude we feel for it. (P.S. Early-bird rate ends 31 Jan. for the March 2019 School for The Work.) Visit, thework.com for more information!
Miracles are simply…
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To Be Here Now…
The October School for The Work begins Tuesday 23 October 2018. For more information about upcoming Schools, please visit thework.com.
Life is Simple…
Life is simple. Everything happens for you, not to you. Everything happens at exactly the right moment, neither too soon nor too late. You don’t have to like it… it’s just easier if you do. Xoxo bk Join me at the schoolforthework.com
Every Time…
Every time your mind shifts, your world shifts – Byron Katie For more information, visit thework.com
Byron Katie Quote
“Dear bk, My favorite quote of yours is one I never see anywhere — it’s one you say at the end of the School: ‘move without resistance toward the kindest thought involved with action.’ I’ve made it my mantra for living! Life without stressful thoughts: so simple — so beautiful. — PW For more…
Interview: Byron Katie Wants You to Ask if Everything You Know is Wrong
Can you be both a bestselling author and a radical spiritual teacher? Apparently so in the case of Byron Katie, whose new book asks readers to question fundamental assumptions. There are basically two types of spiritual writers. The first are the “skeptic guides”: relatable stand-ins for the reader, like Elizabeth Gilbert in Eat, Pray, Love…
“..Devoted Myself to End of Suffering…”—”A Mind at Home with Itself” Book Club, Chapter 4
Byron Katie and Martha Beck discussing chapter 4 of A Mind at Home with Itself. The quote they discuss is “I have devoted myself to the end of suffering in this apparent world, but I don’t do it because I believe anyone is suffering. I do it because I’m serving myself.”
If a Thought Hurts, Question It”—”A Mind at Home with Itself” Book Club, Chapter 3
Byron Katie and Martha Beck discussing chapter 3 of A Mind at Home with Itself. The quote they discuss is “The only important thing to know is this: if a thought hurts, question it.”