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Spiritual Enlightenment: The Damnedest Thing (The Enlightenment Trilogy Book 1)

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Pros & Cons

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Pros

Jed's book is like a living koan paradox. I was dissolved and yet still had perceptions, etc. It is one in being with the father, in christianity where 'i no longer live, but christ lives in me' aham brahmasmi' and 'tat tvam asi' in 'advaita hinduism'... Read More

Jed uses metaphors with such succinct simplicity and specificity.

And grateful. It is precious. Much of it rings clearly enough to get me to pay attention.

This book is of similar conversational or theatrical style as the book of est, a fictional account of the est training created by werner erhard. In this entertaining book, the author provides fictional conversations centered around a few archetypes. I... Read More

Cons

all beliefs are untrue. He then goes on to give a complete misinterpretation of plato's allegory of the cave in order to claim that plato is saying the same thing he is. His claims of being enlightened himself are tedious arrogant and adolescent.

Love ya not is a book about narcissism. It's just oozing gobs and gobs of ego run amuck.

The real author is kenneth robert mcmordie ponzi scheme creator of the manna trading trust and manna charity trust. If so, what? Nothing is real, life is just a fiction on the movie screen. The truth is not in jed mckenna’s words on paper or in pixels... Read More

One thing is certain ken is a trickster and repeat offender. Kenjed is master conman and unaccountable thief.

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Quality

It will clean up the residuedirt of all the 34spiritual34 crap you have accumulated thus far in your existence

Excellent book about cutting through the bs and illusions we sometimes confuse with spirituality

This is definitely not your typical spiritual read it is raw ruff around the edges unpolished smooth clear a light in the darkn... Read More

No holds barred getting his point across

Price

And still there is much value and wisdom to be gleaned from these books

The value of the message are beyond my words

Could have saved a great deal of time

Packaging/appearance

Its certainly entertaining in its own right but by all means packs a serious punch for the 34aspirant34 which is undoubtedly it... Read More

Competitiveness

If anyone has taken landmark forum course or est erhard seminar training there is a similarity here

Note here im not really comparing mckenna to castaneda but rather if this is fiction it really doesnt matter

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This product had a total of 1,064 reviews as of our last analysis date on Mar 12 2024.