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Enheartenment: Embodiment of the divine human

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Enheartenment is not light reading. It is dense with concepts that challenge one's picture of how one presently holds reality at nearly every page, and in doing so brings together under its comprehensive view every spiritual, philosophical, and humanistic expression in human history as non-contradictory while still fully expressive. It is unbelievable yet here it is, found in the pages of this book.

Daniel Barron has outlined his paradigm of Theohumanity in this text of the ages. This book is a timely delivery of a radical new paradigm that brings together the 3 hitherto non-compatible domains of our personal everyday emotional lives, non-duality and our love of God. Daniel has managed to dovetail each of these huge domains in life in a way that allows me to be the sacred humanness that I am, to the fullest soul expression possible in each moment of my day.

I'm stoked, I love this book! It opens up areas of life I had thought about but wouldn't work and it opens up areas in me that I never knew existed.

This is a text of the future, here today for all of us to share.

Along with Barron's other books, this work has changed my life, how I understand healing, my life in the context of a soul's journey and so so much more. For anyone who has searched and found partial truths and inspiring teachers who's personal lives were not so, I recommend ordering a copy of one of these books.

Enheartenment is a beautiful and inspiring book. I've read it a few times now and continue to get new insights that enrich my life each time I pick it up. It's a deeply spiritual book, free of the trappings of most spiritual books that claim Absolute Truth or Divine Truth or The Way. In Enheartenment, the author offers a new perspective - he says that spiritual, religious and therapeutic traditions have mistakenly put mind or consciousness first, and then tried to transcend, dismiss, or manage our emotional issues. Instead, he says, we are emotional beings first, and then thinking beings. Sounds like a small shift, but it's huge - the world is not flat! If you really get into this book and allow yourself to feel what it's offering and consider the implications, it changes everything. For me it was like a polar shift that led me to reconsider my longtime practice of meditation and inventory my deeply held beliefs and conditionings around family, culture, religion and spirituality. Especially spirituality.

I've read tons of spiritual books that put out their picture of reality. Most of them synthesize or repackage what's been out there for ages. It was clear right away that Enheartenment was offering something new. As a new paradigm, it will challenge the old paradigms. So, I can imagine that some readers might feel uncomfortable or even threatened by what this book is about, but I was excited to have a clearer lens through which to explore my motivations for being so ardent a devotee of so many old paradigms.

The author makes his case in a very clear progression, with excellent charts that make it easier to get. Agree or not, it's quite a picture he puts forth, and, in my opinion, worth exploring. If you are like me and have tried all sorts of other paths, practices and teachers, and there's still something aching inside you that wishes for more, read this book.

"Enheartenment" is a beautiful work of astounding implication. Bringing a comprehensive view of the human condition that can represent both non-dual and God-realiziation traditions without contradiction is itself quite a feat. But the book is far more than that. It is a work that shakes the foundation of society's value systems, allowing any person that is "crazy" enough to look deep into themselves and see and feel what is true for them, as a sacred individual.

Breaking the lens of our time-honored value systems is a scary prospect, but for those drawn to examining and exploring their own truth above all else in both humanistic and spiritual domains, this book provides a profound set of a questions for the reader to consider.

Enheartenment is Barron's second masterpiece. In his first, 'There's No Such Thing as a Negative Emotion,' Barron brilliantly deconstructs primarily the realm of psychology and other ego-maturation methods to explain and expose their limitations while offering his own meta-model, Emotional Body Enlightenment (EBE). In Enheartenment, Barron does what he did with psychology with literally every other paradigm in over 500 densely written pages. In the Personhood chapter he even adds ground-breaking new archetype material to his previous work. Enheartenment is the offering of the emoto-spiritual equivalent of science's long sought-after Unified Theory.

Barron's paradigm, Theohumanity is a model so vast and so powerful it easily exposes the flaws and limitations in literally every system of belief, thought, discipline, religion, spirituality, dharma, etc. in world history. In so doing, he offers Theohumanity as a way to complete all other models and defines for the first time in history the triple enlightenment state of Enheartenment: enlightenment of the emotional, mental and etheric/chakral bodies.

All of the ramifications of this model literally cannot be conceived, and it will take generations for the ideas presented here, let alone the actual work, to be received in any popular way. This book is not for the faint of heart. If you read it, your beliefs and values will be intensely challenged. But if you have felt like something is fundamentally wrong with how our species is living, have tried to heal/attain/succeed/transcend and still suffer over your suffering, and have been seeking truth and authenticity for a long time, then you may have found home.

This is my favorite book in this world: it answered questions I always had since I was a young girl and it answered questions I didn't know that I had.

Enheartenment gave me so much context about my life as an human being, as a soul, why human beings exist, why Maker created souls, cosmogony, and more.

I was so inspired about the possibility of enlightening my mental body (Sagehood)--not to avoid feeling my emotions, exactly the opposite-- to feel and heal my second soul-fear and because I'm curious about other consciousness domains/realities that I have not experienced yet.

It touched me so much reading the Sainthood chapter. It was for me the dessert chapter and I loved it. To get a feeling sense of why we are here on planet earth and what a gift it is to experience reality at this dense level. There is actually nothing else to do then to heal our emotional congestions in Personhood/Emotional Body Enlightenment (EBE) first. It became clearer on another level for me how critical it is to heal emotional congestions in Personhood BEFORE having children. That is the only way to stop suffering in the world, and after healing our soul fears we can finally find the way back to Maker.
I highly recommend this book. Theohumanity/EBE has changed my life, this book inspired me so much and I got so much context that I looked for all my life.

I actually give this book a wopping zero. His ideas and theories are not new. The book is poorly edited and more heady than anything else the author intends the book to be. I threw it away.