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Life After Death

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Who would have thought that an autobiography could be written by no one? An autobiography written by one with no interest in his own story?
Well, Charlie Hayes, though free from the story called his life, shares his struggles that led to the final liberation, and does so in such a way that it really sheds light on what "awakening" is.
He tells of his struggles with drugs and alcohol, his rise and fall, from riches to rags, ups and downs, the spiritual seeking here and there, and all the turmoil and drama that accompanies any great story.
All told without bogging the reader down in a lot of sidetrack accounts, everything has a point. All was written to show the seeming process that finally brought Charlie to the moment of truth.
The book also goes into the pointers, just as his other books do, but with this one, you get a feeling of just what those pointers mean, knowing the story behind them.
Even if you're not interested in his bio, there's plenty of great non-duality reading to be found here, but I recommend reading from start to finish. There is a seeing from his perspective that can end all the suffering in your life.