The Quiet Mind
The Quiet Mind (1971) is the firsthand account of an American intelligence agent who traveled the Eastern world in search of inner peace. Throughout his remarkable life, author John. E. Coleman explored a wide breadth of spiritual paths, from Thai Buddhism to Zen to Quakerism. Ultimately, he found the greatest success with vipassana, a type of meditation he later imparted to his own students.
Who should read
The spiritually open-minded Those looking to understand the differences among several Eastern philosophies Admirers of D. T. Suzuki, Jiddu Krishnamurti, and U Ba Khin
About the author
John E. Coleman was an officer with the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), stationed in Thailand through…
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The Quiet Mind (1971) is the firsthand account of an American intelligence agent who traveled the Eastern world in search of inner peace. Throughout his remarkable life, author John. E. Coleman explored a wide breadth of spiritual paths, from Thai Buddhism to Zen to Quakerism. Ultimately, he found the greatest success with vipassana, a type of meditation he later imparted to his own students.
Who should read
The spiritually open-minded Those looking to understand the differences among several Eastern philosophies Admirers of D. T. Suzuki, Jiddu Krishnamurti, and U Ba Khin
About the author
John E. Coleman was an officer with the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), stationed in Thailand throughout the 1950s and ’60s. During a trip to nearby Burma (now Myanmar), he studied the vipassana meditation method of renowned Buddhist leader U Ba Khin, under whose tutelage he finally reached enlightenment. Eventually, Coleman began to conduct his own ten-day meditation courses all over the world. He died in 2012.
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