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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
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I got this book as a present for my mother. But in the end I kept it for myself and had to get her a second copy.
The idea that everything that happens to us in life is really an illusion is not a new one. But until now, no one I ever met had any real idea about how this was achieved. When you read Part 1 book, what it proposes at first appears to be mad. But in Part 2 you get a series of exercises that enable you to test everything for yourself.
To see the illusion, the main thing you have to recognise is that it is your thinking which creates most of your illusion. I was shocked to discover the degree to which I, and nearly everyone I know, are walking around in fanaticise. I used to think I was rationalising and working things out. Not any more. It's really difficult to explain what it is like to see through the illusion. But doing so has changed my life for the better.
As books go its writing style is a little unusual but practical. The writing style also contains some deliberate spelling mistakes which can be annoying. So you are warned. Following the exercises in the book can also be difficult on your own. Overall, this is a very unusual book. I think it's worth reading.
The idea that everything that happens to us in life is really an illusion is not a new one. But until now, no one I ever met had any real idea about how this was achieved. When you read Part 1 book, what it proposes at first appears to be mad. But in Part 2 you get a series of exercises that enable you to test everything for yourself.
To see the illusion, the main thing you have to recognise is that it is your thinking which creates most of your illusion. I was shocked to discover the degree to which I, and nearly everyone I know, are walking around in fanaticise. I used to think I was rationalising and working things out. Not any more. It's really difficult to explain what it is like to see through the illusion. But doing so has changed my life for the better.
As books go its writing style is a little unusual but practical. The writing style also contains some deliberate spelling mistakes which can be annoying. So you are warned. Following the exercises in the book can also be difficult on your own. Overall, this is a very unusual book. I think it's worth reading.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
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I happened to pick this book up recently and although I was initially sceptical, I found the it to be facinating and enlightening. It's a sort of operators manual for consciousness and lays out in simple terms what steps to take to see through the "illusion" of our mundane reality. By following the execises (and I got no results without actually doing them) I was able to get some results the book predicted. Very interesting. It certainly has some unusual explanations of existance, but I think it is well worth the read.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
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A truly wonderful written book for those who wish to take off the blindfold, those who are ready to accept the truth. Once you read this book, life as you know it "or not" will make more sense, will bring clearer meaning to your "existence on so called Earth" An Extremely enlightening practical guide. Recommended
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