Tony Page Boeken

Exploring the concept of Tathagatagarbha, this sutra emphasizes the inherent Buddha-Self within all beings, presenting a spiritually uplifting perspective on Buddhism. It distinguishes the true, unconditioned self from the ego, suggesting that genuine understanding transcends intellectual grasp. The text encourages practitioners to focus on the ideas of Self, Eternal, Bliss, and Pure, guiding them toward the Ultimate Truth and Awakening. Through meditation on these concepts, individuals can discover the profound reality hidden beneath superficial perceptions.

Tony Page is a 40-something management consultant, wrestling with the conflicting demands of a growing business and a growing family.This honest account will have immediate appeal to anyone serious about business performance improvement, change and learning. For consultants and for HR and OD specialists the diary will have a special resonance. But because it deals with the wellsprings of human behaviour its lessons apply far beyond these areas. It is no exaggeration to say that anyone who works with others in an organizational setting would benefit from this remarkable book.