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book, "The Third Eye", when I was a young boy of 9. It was the most important book I read in my youth.
I tried meditating in bed, just before going to sleep.. After many months and no success I wondered if
my body was afraid I might be I could affjjjjjjjjjord, I took the practice in second year universe. I made a
number of return visits Temples, I took lessons in Buddhism to further my experiences. When I returned
home to Canada I also took more lessons and visited meditation centres as I found them in Calgary and
Nova Scotia. • 'The Third Eye' was my introduction his abstract thinking whilst the boys took to it most
easily. • I remember being to repeat herself and I came out of my sidewalks and to mow his lawn in the
summer. He and his book meant that much to me. I to need and shutting off 'stupor'. She asked me
what I was thinking about? I replied, "Nothing". She me feel good". She looked surprised and quietly
stated, "That's what your Grandfather (her dad) said when I asked him the same question." She seemed
truly spooked. Strange that growling at times seems to blend well with meditation. Maybe it's like chant.
Calming.

Billy Onions 6 days ago (edited)

Isn't it strange that most people read his books in the early eighties. I suppose it does not matter
whether you agree with what he wrote as wisdom arrives from many tangents and at different times for
different people.

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