Time and again we hear reports from readers and students of our programs that “This is ‘It.’ This is what I’ve been looking for all these years. This is what I’ve long sought but until now have not been able to find.”
“It” is the subject of this book. Here are a few examples of the responses we get when we ask, “What is ‘It’?”
• a thread that weaves through the truths of other spiritual traditions and ties them all together;
• a nonintellectual means for obtaining spiritual fulfillment without cluttering the head with more and more information;
• that evolutionary piece of Spirit work that takes a person beyond concepts and knowledge to actually achieving the changes he or she seeks;
• a methodology that “amps” up the spiritual process;
• a perspective that heals the pain ego causes and gives us access to the authentic self;
• an experience in which you need do nothing to gain the whole world;
• a clear and simple way to apply your existing spiritual knowledge;
• the spiritual fountain of youth; once you experience it, you return to the place you’ve always wanted to be;
• a personalized, simple way of finding your true self by getting rid of the pain that ego has caused in your life;
• life changing, an experiential framework for understanding the world, and a structure on which to build one’s life;
• a life-transforming experience; once you’ve been through it, it is impossible to return to a life driven by ego.
David Mutchler and Elizabeth Beau
David has authored three other books: Beyond the Ego, Lessons for Living Beyond the Ego, and Non-Judgment Day Is Coming: Are You Ready? In addition to writing, he speaks and leads seminars based on a program he created called “Awaken to Ego, Discover Your Spirit.”
Elizabeth has studied and taught A Course in Miracles since 1985. An educator in mathematics and science at the college level for many years, she now devotes much of her time and energy to helping people follow their own pathways to peace.
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We live in difficult and stressful times. You’ve read books and done workshops, but you still have to face so many stubborn obstacles. Yet it’s often our pain and dissatisfaction that pushes us to seek a more conscious life.
Richard Hooper is a former Lutheran pastor with degrees in both theology and the philosophy of world religions. He has been a nationally syndicated radio commentator on religion, Hooper and a columnist for United Press International’s web forum:
The portrayal of the hero in classical myths and modern films continues to exert a compelling influence on the collective imagination, entertaining and inspiring audiences the world over. On a deeper level, the myth of the hero’s adventure is recognized as a fundamental pattern of human experience itself, a symbolic expression of the individual’s struggle for greater consciousness, psychological wholeness, and spiritual realization.
Awakening is a living transmission of silence and freedom, writes Eli Jaxon-Bear, granting final liberation to everyone. A teacher in the self-realization movements of Sri Ramana Maharshi, Sri Poonjaji, and Gangaji, Jaxon-Bear presents a unique map of egoic identification as a vehicle for self-inquiry and a final realization of freedom. Sudden Awakening puts spiritual awakening in a larger context: that it is humankind’s next evolutionary leap. Based on ancient Indian teachings and years of contemplation, this book offers the key to the possibility of ending world destruction. The book is written in clear, beautiful prose, and readers can peruse each chapter as a meditation, or as a gateway into awakening the highest self-attainable. It offers insight into the nature of the true spiritual quest and shows the traps as well as the signs of confirmation along the journey.
A Collection of Essays: Available Summer 2013
In recent years, the bold new teacher known as Adyashanti has dared hundreds of students across North America to ask, What is ultimately behind this set of eyes? For it is in the process of this inquiry that we let go of who we think we are, and begin to understand what we are.
Eli Jaxon-Bear presents a radically new model of the ego and the psyche. Bringing together his background in Buddhism with his Sufi work on essence, he presents a fresh approach to awakening by using the Enneagram’s nine fixated structure of ego to clearly describe who you are not.