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A Path With Heart

A Guide Through the Perils and Promises of Spiritual Life

Book • 1993

This book is a definitive guide to the practice of traditional mindfulness in America, particularly within the context of American Buddhism.

It covers a wide range of topics including the fundamentals of spiritual practice, the stages of insight, dealing with personal issues such as abuse and self-loathing, and the role of psychotherapy in spiritual growth.

Kornfield uses personal stories, practical techniques, and guided meditations to help readers navigate the complexities of spiritual life and achieve inner peace, wholeness, and understanding.

The book is designed to be a universal guide for anyone seeking to deepen their spiritual practice and live an authentic life.

Mentioned by

Willoughby Britton

Mentioned in 20 episodes

Mentioned by

Tim Ferriss

as a collection of books written by

Jack Kornfield

on Buddhist teachings and practices.

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Mentioned by

Willoughby Britton

as the book that her father sent her after a childhood friend committed suicide.

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Mentioned by

Tim Ferriss

as one of his favorite guests, whose books he has read.

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Mentioned by

Tim Ferriss

as one of Jack Kornfield's books.

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Mentioned by

Rick Hanson

referencing the book's title when describing a path with heart.

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Recommended by

Willoughby Britton

as her gateway into meditation after her dad sent her the book.

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Mentioned by

Eric Zimmer

in relation to the metaphor of a spiritual path.

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Recommended by

Daniel Ingram

for its accessible approach to meditation.

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Recommended by

Daniel Ingram

as an ecumenical book with its heart squarely within Buddhism.

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Mentioned by

Kristin Neff

when discussing teachers who influenced her.

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