E.J. Gold
Genre
Influences
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American Book of the Dead
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published
1974
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18 editions
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The Human Biological Machine as a Transformational Apparatus
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published
1985
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9 editions
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Life in the Labyrinth (Labyrinth Trilogy, 2)
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published
1991
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11 editions
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Practical Work on Self
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published
1900
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4 editions
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The Joy of Sacrifice: Secrets of the Sufi Way
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published
1978
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4 editions
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The Human Biological Machine as a Transformational Apparatus: Talks on Transformational Psychology
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published
2000
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3 editions
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The Hidden Work
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published
1900
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6 editions
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The Great Adventure
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published
2001
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3 editions
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Visions in the Stone: Journey to the Source of Hidden Knowledge
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published
1900
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4 editions
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Lazy Man's Guide to Death and Dying
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published
1983
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2 editions
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“Now I am experiencing the Clear Light of objective reality. Nothing is happening, nothing ever has happened or ever will happen. My present sense of self, the voyager, is in reality the void itself, having no qualities or characteristics. I remember myself as the voyager, whose deepest nature is the Clear Light itself; I am one; there is no other. I am the voidness of the void, the eternal unborn, the uncreated, neither real nor unreal. All that I have been conscious of is my own play of consciousness, a dance of light, the swirling patterns of light in infinite extension, endless endlessness, the Absolute beyond change, existence, reality. I, the voyager, am inseparable from the Clear Light; I cannot be born, die, exist or change. I know now that this is my true nature.”
― American Book of the Dead
― American Book of the Dead
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