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Tjaart Kruger
Tjaart Kruger is a spiritual adept, who studied under many of the great Masters of this time. His spiritual science training started with the School of Practical Philosophy in 1990...mehr sehenTjaart Kruger is a spiritual adept, who studied under many of the great Masters of this time. His spiritual science training started with the School of Practical Philosophy in 1990, and culminated in regular trips to India and the Himalayas to spend time with the Masters and learn their subtle ways. He taught the Art of Living Part 1 course from 1999 to 2010, before deciding to pursue his Tantric roots. He is founder of the School of Samaya. A Chartered Accountant by profession, he lives in Johannesburg, South Africa, with his wife and two rather large Boerboel dogs who seem to rule him. His passion is writing and he is currently in the final stages of publishing a non-fiction book titled The Perennial Truth."When I began my spiritual journey over thirty years ago, I was submerged in the river of life, and unable to make sense of its ever-changing currents. I found myself reaching out in desperation, searching for some branch of wisdom from beyond my perceived reality, so that I could drag my perception above its surface and see existence for what it truly was. The Perennial Truth is such a branch. Contained within it is an unchanging truth that will help you understand who you are and why you are here, giving you the tools to meet life’s currents head on, and rise above them. The Perennial Truth provides context, which gives rise to understanding. Understanding fosters acceptance, and acceptance leads to trust and ultimately to an appreciation of reality as it is. I cannot show you the truth of the present moment, because a moment’s truth is ever-changing. The Perennial Truth, however, does not change. When you understand its higher context and you begin to apply it to your life experiences, each moment’s truth will be revealed to you with unquestionable clarity. "weniger sehen