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This book is a combined and updated edition of Keith Loy's previous two books 'Finding Reality' & 'The Awakening of Spiritual Awareness'. He herein draws from his own life experience, as he delves psychologically into the mind of the average spiritual seeker, uncovering reasons why one might remain as a seeker and not a finder. He untangles the philosophies surrounding spiritual awakening, leading the reader beyond belief and philosophy in all respects, in order to uncover the awakening of spiritual awareness, right here, right now. He demystifies spiritual awakening, so it can finally be accessible to all of those who truly desire it. Keith has written this book for those who have grown weary of seeking and not finding, and for those who have finally reached a tipping point in their spiritual search, and now feel ready to end the search, in favor of awakening with ease to their present Reality. IN HIS OWN WORDS: - Awakening is nothing more than a clear seeing of all that we are not, and a direct realization of what we truly are. It is a clear seeing of life as it is. It is a pure awareness that we are One thing appearing as everything. If we could only give up searching for the extraordinary; for the weird, the wonderful and the mysterious. If we could only come to our senses, attentive to the present, uniting our attention with life just as it is; then we would find much to our surprise, that the mystery which we have been seeking for all along - will no longer be a mystery!
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The author begins by telling the story of his spiritual search and his eventual awakening, with special focus upon the beliefs, philosophies and practices which can act as obstacles to the simplicity of awakening. Loy can dissect your motivations with regards to spiritual enlightenment like no other I've ever read before. He puts all of your ideas, beliefs and philosophies concerning enlightenment right under the microscope, to help you see if anything is hindering the simplicity of present moment awareness for you. He goes into detail on the make-up of the ego and why it always makes you feel like you are going against the grain, and in this he stresses the importance of always going with the flow of the moment.
The main thrust of the book is mainly about what he calls "attentive presence", which is the same as living in the now. He tirelessly stresses the simplicity of spiritual awakening throughout the book, as he continuously points back to the present moment as being the gateway to enlightenment or "awakening". This is one of the best and most comprehensive books on this subject I've ever read, so I strongly recommend to anyone who is serious about enlightenment.
The main thrust of the book is mainly about what he calls "attentive presence", which is the same as living in the now. He tirelessly stresses the simplicity of spiritual awakening throughout the book, as he continuously points back to the present moment as being the gateway to enlightenment or "awakening". This is one of the best and most comprehensive books on this subject I've ever read, so I strongly recommend to anyone who is serious about enlightenment.
Format:Taschenbuch
Super. Selten hat mir jemand so ein klarer Spiegel vor der Nase gehalten... Thank You very match, Mr.Loy! The Buck stops here...
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Great clarity of thought
18. März 2011
Format:Taschenbuch
I liked this book for its simple use of language, it's point blank no nonsense approach to enlightenment, and also for its great clarity of thought. It was an all inclusive kind of book. It starts out with the authors personal story of seeking and his eventual awakening, then it moves on to go in-depth into the nitty grittys of ego and the true Self. The later chapters discuss moving beyond various distractions which can occur on a spiritual path, and there is also a couple of chapters in question and answer format, which helped the clarity furthur. The main theme of the book is about what the author calls "attentive presence" which is similar to living in the now, but the way he puts this across makes it almost like a "science of mind and Spirit" which made it very exact and really helpful indeed.
At one with sloppiness
26. März 2012
Format:Taschenbuch
The author appears to be at One with the Absolute Self.
However, I would have thought that his Ever-Presence would have alerted him to the poor grammar and poor punctuation in his text. Maybe he could not afford the services of a proof-reader, having sacrificed the material world for a world where such material details are not important.
His narrations are well worth reading, nonetheless, because he is able to describe the basic experience of being in the present, however long he may be able to experience it. As with all of us seeking to know One's true Self, it is our sanskara that needs changing, and he has related his way of changing his sanskara (& therefore his karma), which is a way that is far simpler than what many established and traditional teachings describe in their esoteric and convoluted procedures and methods.
All things being relative (not equal) in our experience of the Universe's evolution in this regard, we are born into bodies and circumstances that determine how each of our individually unique experiences begins. As he repeatedly exhorts those who might be sincere in their attempts, "let the journey begin!"
His descriptions of being at One seems to revolve around what could be described in the Mahayana Buddhist sources as being "jnana", which is non-conceptualising or non-dual awareness. Very little of the other mental states or functions are described.
My perceptions of his accounts are that he is able to maintain his Universal Presence to some degree, because most of us are able to experience at times in our lives what he describes.
I took away one star for the rating because of repeated mistakes in his punctuation. I would recommend that he read "Eat, Shoots, & Leaves" by Lynne Truss [ISBN-13: 978-0007329069 ] before embarking on relating his novel experience again next time.
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However, I would have thought that his Ever-Presence would have alerted him to the poor grammar and poor punctuation in his text. Maybe he could not afford the services of a proof-reader, having sacrificed the material world for a world where such material details are not important.
His narrations are well worth reading, nonetheless, because he is able to describe the basic experience of being in the present, however long he may be able to experience it. As with all of us seeking to know One's true Self, it is our sanskara that needs changing, and he has related his way of changing his sanskara (& therefore his karma), which is a way that is far simpler than what many established and traditional teachings describe in their esoteric and convoluted procedures and methods.
All things being relative (not equal) in our experience of the Universe's evolution in this regard, we are born into bodies and circumstances that determine how each of our individually unique experiences begins. As he repeatedly exhorts those who might be sincere in their attempts, "let the journey begin!"
His descriptions of being at One seems to revolve around what could be described in the Mahayana Buddhist sources as being "jnana", which is non-conceptualising or non-dual awareness. Very little of the other mental states or functions are described.
My perceptions of his accounts are that he is able to maintain his Universal Presence to some degree, because most of us are able to experience at times in our lives what he describes.
I took away one star for the rating because of repeated mistakes in his punctuation. I would recommend that he read "Eat, Shoots, & Leaves" by Lynne Truss [ISBN-13: 978-0007329069 ] before embarking on relating his novel experience again next time.
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