Our modern world teaches us that happiness is a fleeting experience, something to be bought, achieved, or earned. But what if that's a fundamental misunderstanding? In The Undreamed Self, author Robin Caton shares the wisdom of her thirty-year journey with revered Tibetan master Tarthang Tulku, revealing a different way to live. She shows us how the "e;dreamed self"e;―the insecure, thought-based identity we cling to―is the very thing that keeps us from the peace we crave. Beneath the fantasies we tell ourselves, beneath our stories and concepts, an untapped potential for joy and creativity awaits. Through powerful personal anecdotes and accessible, non-conceptual exercises, Caton guides you to: ● Identify the subtle patterns of mind that cause you to suffer. ● Discover a deeper, more profound knowing that exists before thought. ● Cultivate the inherently transformative qualities of joy, love, compassion, and equanimity. ● Uncover the innate, radiant energy of your "e;undreamed self."e; This isn't a book about changing your circumstances. It's about changing your understanding of who you are so you can stop grasping at your ideas about yourself and start living with the inner joy, clarity, and peace that is your birthright.
