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Kiara Windrider , Grace Sears


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"Deeksha: The Fire from Heaven" is the record of Kiara Windrider's journey from psychotherapist to enlightenment through receiving deekshas from Sri Bhagavan and Sri Amma in India's Golden City. With his wife Grace, he learns that enlightenment - or the experience of Oneness and the Divine, whether called Christ consciousness, or that experienced by Buddha or Ramana Maharshi - is not based on a teaching, morality or effort, but is a neuro-biological event. Bhagavan explains that over time humans have developed a membrane that separates their individuality from the collective consciousness. Deeksha, the transfer of enlightened energy from person to person, begins to puncture this "membrane" so that we can once again experience oneness and joyfulness. Now, Kiara and Grace, and thousands of others who have been trained to give deeksha and experienced enlightenment, are travelling the world and giving deeksha wherever they go. The book includes seven case studies of those who have experienced deeksha and enlightenment; an interview with Bhagavan; and two essays on the brainscience of deeksha.

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26 of 28 people found the following review helpful
Understandable skepticism 6 Nov 2006
By L. C. Vanstone - Published on Amazon.com
Format:Paperback
If some who hear about this phenomenon are cynical, I think that is perfectly reasonable. Having heard about deeksha I had been skeptical for almost a year, before deciding to investigate (primarily to debunk it). At that time I was a long term seeker of enlightenment, who having sat with several non-dual teachers and read many books, had decided that the seeking was the problem, (or rather, the supposed separate one who did the seeking ie "me"). However when I received deeksha in October 2005, it had an extraordinary effect. In late February 2006 the deeksha energy seemed to cause a remarkable peak state of oneness. A very short time later I was on a plane. I have spent over a month in India where this phenomenon comes from. With me were many people from several different countries and religions, all coming together in oneness. Make no mistake, this phenomenon is now global, and is changing people's lives in an immense way. My experience of the past 12 months tells me that every word written in this book is 100% accurate. I am convinced that this is something unprecendented in human history, and has the potential to significantly and rapidly raise human consciousness and in so doing reverse the the dire situation that exists on the planet today. I would highly recommend going beyond any thorough internet search, and actually receiving some deeksha. And for those who are really serious about their own Awakening, and that of the whole of humanity, go to India and find out for yourself. Peace.
19 of 21 people found the following review helpful
Great Introduction to Deeksha 22 Sep 2006
By L. Gutierrez - Published on Amazon.com
Format:Paperback
I don't agree with the past reviewer. There are various paths to enlightenment offered by so many authors and spiritual guides, and those paths don't necessarily for work for everyone. I have been to Deeksha gatherings (unlike the other reviewer) and for those that embrace it's practice, have found a sense of awakening. Deeksha is not for everyone, but for those curious about it (considering its widespread practice worldwide), this book is a good introduction to it.
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Valuable deconstruction of enlightenment myths... 2 Oct 2006
By Liam S. Ball - Published on Amazon.com
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This book is another great reminder that we already have everything we need and there is nothing to seek. Far from being a recruitment clarion for a cult in India as one amazon reviewer would have us believe, the book de-mystifies and re-defines the notion of enlightenment from a very pragmatic, personal and useful point of view. I love the fact that all the wisdom from ancient cultures and sages and all the modern self-help books du jour point to the same simple way out of suffering: dis-identification with the mind. Jesus, Eckhart Tolle, Byron Katie, Buddha, and even my dear friend Molli have all in their own words pointed to this significantly powerful truth. We are not our thoughts. The hard part for us in the western world is remembering this after we've put all the books down. Deeksha according to the author (I haven't experienced it directly) may be a way to gradually re-program the brain so that we don't so easily slip back into our forgetful mode. Who knows? I'd be willing to try it. I think that any modality, teaching, energy or bodywork that attempts to help us to spend more time in our higher selves is a valuable and necessary contribution to the world at this time.

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