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There are more psychopaths pretending to be saints than there are real saints. This book will provide you with some understanding of what a psychopath is, what a saint is and how to tell the difference. It is also a
...(more) sharing of what Mr. Hamilton found in his own search for inner peace and ways to develop his unrealized potential. He provides a candid view of his experiences with a psychopathic teacher and a psychopathic wife which richly illustrate the type of behavior we should all watch out for. This book is more than just a warning to watch out for false spiritual teachers. Mr. Hamilton draws on the experience of the Snowmass Contemplative Group which is a group of advanced contemplatives from many different religious traditions. They have developed an eclectic understanding of enlightenment from all religious traditions. Mr. Hamilton extends and refines this view with his knowledge of Buddhist teachings which he believes provide the most detailed understanding of enlightenment. He cites scientific studies of enlightenment which takes it beyond the realm of mystical experience and develops it into a Western psychological concept.(less)
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Sir William Hamilton said
Source: Saints and Psychopaths, Page: 123
Contributed by: Vince Horn.
Paradoxically, as the mind becomes simpler, it can perceive greater complexity.