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Enlightenment Process: A Guide to Embodied Spiritual Awakening (Revised and Expanded)

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Thank you Ms. Blackstone for such refreshingly clear, non-religious and undogmatic writing on the fullness of human potential! If you have felt confused about what enlightenment is, and how to journey towards the flowering of consciousness, this is an invaluable guide. Ms. Blackstone does a great job busting myths and misconceptions about our human birthright to live in full consciousness, independent of religious beliefs. Her background as a psychotherapist, and as one who has traveled the spiritual path herself grounds the book in practical, no nonsense reality, rather than new age myths. If you only read one book on this subject, make it this one, and give all of us the gift of your unfolding.
Karin H. Leonard, innerevolution.com

An amazing book. Clearly explains enlightenment by someone that is actually experiencing it, rather by someone explaining it based on what his/her teacher said or some particular tradition says. And gives you the knowledge to work on it for yourself! If you are on the path, this book is a must.

Happiness is being at peace with oneself. "The Enlightenment Process: A Guide to Embodied Spiritual Awakening" is now in a newly revised edition to help those who are lost in the world to find themselves. With methods to help readers discover enlightenment and get in touch with their consciousness, "The Enlightenment Process" is the ideal guide for those seeking to reach the ultimate goal of spiritual oneness. Highly recommended for community library spirituality collections.

What can I say? This is such an amazing book that one scarcely believes it actually exists. Blackstone, a former dancer, combines and distills key elements of energy and body work into an easy-to-read book with a full punch. How to gain access to one's energy, how to clean it up, how to allow it to permeate the entire spectrum of one's aliveness? It's all in here.

The one problem with the book is that once everything is written as concisely and persuasively as here, once one is given simple, almost intuitively obvious exercises, the excuse not to do them evaporates.