Jed还会写第五本书，我还以为Theory Of Everything是他的封笔之作了呢，真是太出人意料了！很是期待Jed在他的这本著作中会说点啥~

原来这本新书是小说风格的呢

亚马逊上的两个书评：
Humorous play with deep spiritual lessons, January 5,2015
By Jamie
This was a hilarious riot, but filled with lessons that drilled down thesuperficial aspects of our thinking through the cute characters, a twin brotherand sister. I enjoyed the story immensely, and found the theater script formata breeze to read through. It has some challenging themes that I would say manywould gloss over. I would challenge you to give it a shot though. It's a greatwork of spiritual fiction that both teaches and entertains.
The worst work of a spiritual egomaniac; recommended only for die-hardfans of the author, January 3, 2015
By Anonymous
I'm guessing that all or most of the rave reviews here are from people whoare already avid Jed fans.
I used to be an avid Jed fan, until I realized (as many others have realized)that Jed is an egomaniac.
I still enjoy some of his work, but this play seems to me to be his worst. Ifound it boring and pontificatory, for the most part. Particularly off-puttingwas his smugness—"look how clever I am," he seems to say, with almostevery word. And the narratives are less interesting than those in his firstcouple of books, in my opinion.
Because most or all of the early reviewers of this play are likely to alreadybe Jed fans, I suspect that the reviews are positively skewed. If you'd like toread a less skewed sample of reviews of his work, I suggest looking at thereviews of his first book.
If you look at the one-star reviews of his first book (18 of the 138reviews are one-star, as of now), you'll see that I'm far from alone, inperceiving Jed as an egomaniac.
If you'd like some help questioning your conscious beliefs, via entertainingnarratives, you might enjoy Jed's work (though I think his first book is muchbetter than this play).
However, if you agree with me that true enlightenment requires true humility,then you might want to look elsewhere.
http://www.amazon.com/Play-Jed-McKenna-ebook/dp/B00QSG5MR6/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1420756506&sr=8-2&keywords=jed+mckenna

看完上面的内容截图，这本新书给我的初步感觉咋有点像央视3套的宣传语~「生活就是舞台」的味道哩
《生活就是舞台》是CCTV-3套（综艺频道）所有主持人演唱的歌曲~
生活就是舞台，在每一处盛开。
你我为梦添色彩，无人可替代。
生活就是舞台，时刻充满期待。
我们用相同的爱，共演绎，同精彩。
生活有一种魔力，
为你我绽放不需等待，
因为热爱所以存在...

一边校正 一边看 ,才看到第二幕ACT 2,发现PDF版少了ACT1的第一页,算了,不想改了,全部校完再说
初步心得.........
【没有更多东西了】
就像杰德在三部曲中说的,所有关於开悟的,该讲的,第一本就讲完,第二本,第三本只是延伸到转化为成人,延伸到一些具体人物的描述之上
第四本,则是补刀其他人类文明领域,把我们会误闯的地雷区再扫一遍
第五本......只看了25%,对话是蛮有趣,但没有发现新的,有没有英文高手已经看完的,分享一下心得呢?

jed是我唯一一个一出书就会买的人，为了能看他英文版的书，得苦练英语了

杰德麦肯纳qq群313301118中有此书英文版，有兴趣可以到群中下载。

A Play By Jed Mckenna
读Intermissions（幕间休息）段落有感。
【在幕间，在空隙中，在停顿中，当一个念头走了而另一个还没有来的时候，你会有开悟的第一线光芒。】
　　「幕间」这个词很美。它来自两个拉丁词：「inter」和「indus」。「indus」是游戏和玩耍的意思，「inter」是在……之间。「Interlude」（幕间节目）意思是在游戏之间。你在玩丈夫或妻子的游戏；然后你玩父亲或母亲的游戏。然后你去工作场所玩商人的游戏——你玩许许多多的游戏，24小时。在两个游戏之间，就是幕间。
　　走进你自己。每天几次，每当你能有一个机会，放开所有的游戏，只是你自己——不是一个父亲，也不是一个母亲，不是儿子，不是商人：不是什么人。这些都是游戏。找到幕间。在两场游戏之间，放松，沉下去，沉到你自己的存在——就是答案了。
　　从其它人那里了解的永远不会深入内在，它只停留在圆周上。它永远不会渗透到你最深处的核心。真实必须是一个人自己的——只有那时它才是真实，只有那时它释放你。从其它人那里了解的真实对你将是一种理论；它完全不是真实。其它人的真实会遮挡你，而无法使你的眼睛更加敏锐。其它人的真实会像一种保护层那样包围着你，但它是借来的——真实是不能借的。
~Osho

噢

加精了，楼主加油

楼主辛苦了！
请问能发一份电子版的给我吗？我的邮箱是：[email protected]
非常感谢！

第四本实体书啥时候出版啊？