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S2, Ep.12 Escaping Samsara Bookclub: 'Near Enemies of the Truth' by Christopher Wallis, with guest Oliver Crossley

S2, Ep.12 Escaping Samsara Bookclub: 'Near Enemies of the Truth' by Christopher Wallis, with guest Oliver Crossley

Update: 2024-02-28
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The latest bookclub episode from Escaping Samsara podcast. This time Nathan is joined by Oliver Crossley A.K.A the Yogic Physio (@yogicphysio on Instagram) to discuss Christopher Wallis' book "Near Enemies of the Truth."

Join us as we dissect key themes, share reflections, and discuss Wallis' take on watered down spirituality and lame platitudes.

Whether you're reading along for the first time or revisiting the book with fresh eyes, this episode is a thought-provoking exploration of what it means to truly seek a the Truth.

From the book's description:

Have you ever been told, “You create your own reality”? Have you been encouraged to “be your best self” or “follow your bliss”? Nowadays these slogans are everywhere, but what if they’re doing more harm than good? After over thirty years as a scholar-practitioner of meditation and Tantric philosophy, acclaimed author Christopher Wallis (also known as Hareesh) explores the most widespread distortions of spiritual teachings present in our world today. Rooted in the Asian wisdom traditions, Wallis’s book uncovers why these oft-heard platitudes are “near enemies” to the truth, often detour us off the spiritual path, and can even cause unnecessary suffering.

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S2, Ep.12 Escaping Samsara Bookclub: 'Near Enemies of the Truth' by Christopher Wallis, with guest Oliver Crossley

S2, Ep.12 Escaping Samsara Bookclub: 'Near Enemies of the Truth' by Christopher Wallis, with guest Oliver Crossley

Nathan Thompson