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BOOKLET* Do What the Sages Did
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How to enjoy and benefit from the Bhagavad Gita's
wondrous teachings through self-inquiry dialogue
"The purpose of this booklet is twofold. First, to
convey information that can help Gita study groups be
effective sooner. Second, and even more vital, to hold
open the space so our true purpose—which is to soar to
our divinity—is ever in our consciousness."
How
to be a Yogi in the World
(Download in PDF format)
Published in Light of
Consciousness Magazine, 2006,
www.light-of-consciousness.org
"The surest and safest
way to transform your mind is to become a yogi.
No joke. Yogis are the masterminds of peace of mind.
They’ve spent many thousands of years learning how to
deal with the same vexing issues of life that drag us
down today."
14
Questions for Jack Hawley
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Interview conducted with Jack Hawley by the Light of
Wisdom magazine.
LW: Dr. Hawley, what do you mean when you say “I don't
have a missionary bone in my body. I'm a bringer of
helpful ideas”?
JH:
That I have no need to convince anybody of anything. As
the old aphorism goes, “I have no ax to grind.” I am
not a salesman for any set of beliefs. I’m not “on the
make,” as they say. I do, however, revere truth. I love
kindness, fairness and justice between human beings, and
I greatly value peace of mind. I’m certain that many of
these principles from ancient India would be good for
Westerners to know, and this knowing would be good for
the whole world as well. Indeed, the only way to peace
of mind—and peace in the outer world—is spirituality.
That is the great gift of spirituality.
Quantum
21 Magazine Interviews Jack Hawley
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Interview conducted on the topic of Dharmic Management
with Jack Hawley by the Quantum 21 Magazine.
Q:
Dr. Hawley, can you please briefly explain to our
readers what the term "spirituality" means?
A:
Spirituality
is one of those broadly used words with too many
meanings. As used in management and leadership,
spirituality refers to the things that matter most
to us in life: happiness, peace of mind, purpose,
meaning, and a regard for others brought to the level of
reverence. It also refers to Dharma, a Sanskrit
term for high integrity and good character—the powerful
idea that we can actually live by our own inner
truth—even when we go to work!
To be spiritual is to be interested in the
non-worldly side of our lives—to concern ourselves, even
at work, with important issues that are beyond the
physical body and world of matter—such as living a
kinder, more graceful and honest life. A spiritual
person longs for something more, for a world with more
truth and compassion in it.
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Reasons to Love the Bhagavad Gita
(Download in PDF format)
Published in Spirituality and
Health Magazine, 2006,
www.spiritualityhealth.com
 "I stumbled
upon the Bhagavad Gita a quarter century ago. My wife
and I, escaping above the sweltering summer heat of
India’s Deccan plateau, had stopped at a guest house on
our way to a hill station in the Eastern Ghat Mountains.
Thirsting for something to read, I flipped through
a
dog-eared Bhagavad Gita, my eye coming to rest on
chapter seven. Krishna, the Divinity figure in the
Gita’s story, is beginning to describe the very nature
of God. Enthralled, I began reading aloud to Louise,
explaining that this is God talking..."
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This Book
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"I find myself totally in love with one of the
world’s most ancient spiritual texts, the Bhagavad Gita.
This amazes me because I have never been very interested
in scriptures, religion and all that stuff. My wife
Louise also loves the Gita, but this isn’t so
surprising. She’s softer than me, less worldly. "
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