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Category: Byron Katie

  • We love our stories

    We love our stories

    “… we do not love actual people, but rather the internal story, image, or projection we create about them.”

  • Stephen Mitchell (translator)

    Stephen Mitchell (translator)

    “Stephen Mitchell’s work is widely recognized for its poetic beauty, clarity, and ability to make ancient texts resonant for contemporary readers . While his methods are sometimes debated by scholars, his interpretations are frequently praised for their spiritual depth and accessibility”