108 meditací, jógových rad, postřehů a pokynů pro pokročilé – Tomáš Eduard (1999)

The book is an excellent textbook on meditation and contemplation and suitably complements the fundamental methodological work "999 Questions and Answers on the Path to Knowledge." "In Tibet, when a girl gets married, they braid 108 braids from her hair for good luck. In this country, the number 108 has always been considered lucky. Perhaps it is so elsewhere as well. Why 108? Because this number contains 13 nines. You might argue: but 108 is 12 x 9, not 13 x. Yes, certainly, but breaking down the number 108 into 10 + 8 also gives a sum of 9. So there are indeed thirteen. Nine and thirteen are remarkable numbers. Nine is a magical number, while thirteen is the luckiest. At least in Tibet. Therefore, pay special attention to exercises whose serial numbers are multiples of 9 and whose digit sums also equal 9 (that is, 9, 18, 27, 36, 45, etc.). If you master these tips and meditations one hundred percent, you are guaranteed to be in knowledge, at the highest goal of humanity. The last tip is number 108, but even this single tip alone, if you master it, can lead you to knowledge. However, to master it, study, practice, and meditate on all 108 tips. The noblest goal and ideal of humanity is worth a little patience and perseverance. With God's help, start today. If you allow me, I will advise you how...