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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
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Jean Klein is enlightened.,
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This review is from: Neither this nor that I am (Paperback)
For those who study the "direct path" this book/author is a piece of your puzzle. The book contains the level of wisdom as Nisargadatta's "I Am That" which many regard as one of the most important spiritual book ever. For me this book provides some crucial descriptions of ego ("I" Thought). Our task is to break exclusive identification with the ego but how if we don't know enough about this ego. Most authors have been nebulous in their descriptions of the ego. One of the great qualities of Nisargadatta's books is that his words are as direct as his teaching. This book has the same directness. Every paragraph is meaningfull. There is no waste no repetition. Aziz Kristof's works also have this quality. I plan to collect Jean's other books as well.
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Neither this nor that I am by Jean Klein (Paperback - 1981)
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