Even a Stone Can Be a Teacher: Learning and Growing from the Experiences of Everyday Life Paperback – January 1, 1985

sheldon kopp well known for many significant sayings that are often quoted amongst meditators"if you see the buddah on the road,kill him" and others has once more written a book cogent and useful.

I think that this is a great book. The only problem with it might be, that its not written very well. It seems to drag at times and one might feel that its not worth the time. But, it is. This is one book which confronts you directly about who you really are and who you think you are. It reveals the actual meaning of your thoughts and the actual intentions of your actions. Its quite an eye opener into human psychology, in general, and you will see patterns of your own behaviour in his descriptions of situations. It brings you out from the illusion where you are a saint, an extremely nice person; where whatever you do is good, and where you are always thinking about others first and then about yourself. Its worth it in the end.

Like all of Sheldon Kopp's literature, this is a great read!