ONLY FEAR DIES

Barry Long

A Book of Liberation


ISBN 978-0-9508050-7-8

160pp 216x138mm p/b
£8.95 $12.95 A$25.95

First published 1994
Revised extended edition
of 'Ridding Yourself of Unhappiness' (1984)

Some of the contents in
'How to Live Joyously'
(audio book)

 
How to be free of unhappiness in an unhappy world. It can be done!

Eight essays on the causes of unhappiness and the spiritual process of 'dying for life'.
This way of practical self-knowledge ultimately brings freedom from fear and liberation from pervasive discontent.

How to square living in this world with the    circle of life.
Explains karma (a great mystery) and the    cosmic principle behind it.
A 'long-range' view of our civilisation.
   How we got into this mess.
How to live in this world without    compromise. Practical advice.

Barry Long's incisive method makes therapy look like a blunt knife.
 
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The earth awaits a revolution in consciousness as day by day discontent grows around the world. But unhappiness, accepted as normal, is not a natural part of life. Those willing to rid themselves of unhappiness may go through hell on earth to be free. But in them a new consciousness is born.
It dawns with the discovery that only fear dies.



This book contains a profound spiritual teaching which it is not at all abstract or remote but directly useful to anyone trying to look for truth in this world. Barry Long redirects our attention back to the source of all problems - ourselves. He challenges us: Why do we insist on having the right to be unhappy?

First we are shown how to deal moment-to-moment with what makes us discontented so that we can practice staying free of it. Then Barry Long examines the roots of unhappiness and how it attaches itself to us from an early age. He describes how this preoccupation with discontent is played
out in the world at large, in politics and the media. There is a prophetic section on the unholy alliance of the media and the politicians - written
nearly 20 years ago, but the implications of what is said here become more obvious every day. The later essays are about where responsibility lies,
and why we must become more responsible for ourselves. There is a chapter about living under the Law of Life, or Karma. And the final essay in the book describes the drama of life from conception to death and beyond, and how we enter the mysteries of living and dying. This knowledge holds the secret
of final liberation from the ills of the human condition.



Summary

A book of essays on the causes and effects of unhappiness and the spiritual process of 'dying for life'. It shows us what we can do to
release ourselves from the tensions of living, and challenges us to give
up our 'right to be unhappy'. The perspective then shifts to the world
scene - helping us to disengage from the mass delusions of the human condition. Finally the author examines the law of karma - to give us the deepest possible perspective on the roots of unhappiness in the human condition.


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