Books
This short, highly relevant chapbook “How to Date Like a Secure Person (Even If You’re Not Yet Secure)” offers support and guidance for those who are wobbly (thanks to family systems/early caregivers) about how to have sweet, lasting relationships. The second in our open series, transcribed and edited by Ri Dym, this captures the essence of George’s spoken words in handy written form. A great companion piece for current students, or for anyone looking for a quick read on relevant subjects.
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The first in an open series, this short chapbook covers George Haas’s teachings on the characteristics of secure attachment. Transcribed and edited by Ri Dym, this captures the essence of George’s spoken words in handy written form, and is a great companion piece for current students, or for anyone looking for a quick read on relevant subjects.
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This handy 11” x 22” poster is a handy reference guide to the different attachment strategies (we prefer “strategy” to “style”) and their associated characteristics. The flip side is one of George Haas’s original fractal designs based upon Buddhist iconology.
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The subject of the photographs in this book is tajjapaññatti, which has no English cognate in the Pāli language. Tajja means constant repetition, going back, checking, and paññatti means making known, naming, aka Conceptual Reality. It refers to the activity of comparing the Ultimate Reality of the pure sensing experience—Parāmaṭṭha in Pāli—to the thing you make it into. What you think is out there—the solid world, our Conceptual Reality—the Paññatti.
Look at the photographs while paying attention to the experience of understanding what is depicted. How do you process what you see into what you know it to be? You take in color and form. Your eyes move over the distant landscape. They catch for a hair’s width of time on something that interests your unconscious mind; your mind collects fragments of visual data. Then, assembles your punch outs into the world you experience.
Photography by George Haas
Essays by Shaun Bartone, Daniel P. Brown, Igael Gurin-Malous, George Haas, Catherine Hartmann, Joe Lewis and Jessica Rath
My book is a recollection of downtown life in New York City in the late 70s and early 1980s reflected on from here in LA: 2020. It is In Memoriam for my younger brother, Raoul Kevin, and for the young women and men who died from AIDS, from suicide, from heroin, from sex. It is intended to be irreverent. To be funny (hopefully). To be infused with Buddhist philosophy. To be beautiful. To be an exact depiction of Then from Now. (Shipping & handling added at check out. For international orders please contact us directly as shipping costs must be calculated individually.)
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MAY I BE PEACEFUL
MAY ALL BEINGS BE PEACEFUL
COMPASSIONATE RESISTANCE! KIND ACTION!
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