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• Sales Rank: #2765456 in Books
  
• Published on: 1980
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Hardcover
• 302 pages

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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
A key book
By Amazon Customer
Learning How to Learn marked a significant change of approach in Shah's Sufi course. The earlier books were designed to attract the notice of people whose prior experience with "spiritual" thinking was limited to encounters with Zen, Yoga, Theosophy, Buddhism and similar "Eastern" philosophies -- which meant most of us in the 1960s-70s -- and while they emphasized from the first the differences between the Sufi methodology and these more familiar entities, they consisted in the main of quotations from classical Sufi authors, accounts of interactions between Sufis and others in the Middle Eastern setting, resembling in a superficial way the kind of material that seekers after truth traditionally collected. But in Learning How to Learn this elementary phase was over, and the author presented in an informal and low key fashion the essentials of the Sufi way as applicable to people in the modern world. Even though I bought this book soon after it came out, many years ago, I am still astounded by how many vital and absolutely explicit teachings in it that I missed, or malformed into something more conventional in my thinking, because these books deserve a huge commitment of attention. Every word, phrase, hint and subtlety in Idries Shah's writings is akin to an element in a huge and complex computer program: miss one out, or downplay it, or regard it as a mistake, and the program won't work properly. Today if you go into any bookshop and look in the "Body, Mind and Spirit" section you will find numerous examples of everything that doesn't work in this field, and rarely any books by Shah, which represent the only authentic teaching material available today. If you want warm, reassuring syrupy teachings, or to learn how to become happy or fulfilled, or to find out how to love yourself, or a theory that explains everything to your satisfaction, then forget the Sufis and stick to the placebos. This is the real thing, and it deserves careful study and much thought.

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
A powerful work that calls for some effort from the reader
By Big Ben
This is no 'Caravan of Dreams', and we are far indeed from Idries Shah's beautiful tales of the Mullah Nasrudin.But the concepts and themes proffered here do indeed follow on from his other works, and they have been deeply valuable to me over the years. I recommend it to those willing to take on something deeper and more challenging.

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One of his best,In my opinion
By Jumanji99
Having enjoyed reading Shah since early encounters with his Nasrudin stories in the Sixties and Seventies I feel this is one of his more accessible and engagingly more useful books for the western world in the late 20th and early 21st centuries- a very worthwhile -yet still light enough and very accessible read.....Plenty of grist in this mill,too !

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