The Depths of Spiritual Practice

This chapter critiques the misconception that spiritual immersion represents a regression to infantile states, emphasizing the intelligence and understanding inherent in true spiritual experiences. It contrasts superficial interpretations of practices like Zen meditation with the profound dedication required for genuine engagement. Additionally, the discussion highlights the dangers of spiritual consumerism and the need to recognize varying levels of spiritual proficiency, advocating for a more nuanced understanding of modern spirituality.