21 Days: A Guide for Spiritual Beginners: An account of extraordinary magic amidst ordinary life - Tapa blanda

Sinopsis

Spiritual growth, insight and awakening doesn't have to be complicated. Here's exactly what it feels like:

Spirituality, spiritual awakening, for beginners: Plain language. Easy to read. Fun to read. This is a journal / memoir (and excellent guide for you) of the first 21 days of spiritual awakening and discovery that happened to me in 2010. I had been seeking in earnest with western American advaita nondual, nonduality teachers like Eckhart Tolle, Gangaji, Adi Da, Adyashanti, Saniel Bonder, and Andrew Cohen for about 10 years.

This book chronicles the first 21 days of this awakening in all its ordinariness and extra-ordinariness. I like spiritual parables (ala Paula Coehlo or Richard Bach) so there are quite a few in this book as well.

Lastly, this was written with beginners in mind so I didn't use the typical flowery, obtuse, nondual spiritual language. I'm a blue collar / engineer type of guy, married and live in the suburbs of Virginia- so I wrote it from this point of view.

2021 Update: It’s been over ten years now since I wrote this book! Well, I still like it and am still proud of it. That’s sayin’ something–because often, after years, authors become critical or embarrassed of their own work. Not here. Maybe I’d change a word or sentence or two but for the most part I think it’s still accurate, honest and clear. Enjoy…

Peace & Laughter, J Stewart

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