Living Truth

by Jean Klein

In the late 1980s Jean Klein was invited to give seminars in the Santa Cruz Mountains of California. In this isolated, peaceful mountain setting, a small group of students gathered with their life questions. The conversations of the 1988 seminar were transcribed and printed as a pamphlet entitled Mount Madonna Dialogues, but it was felt that the contents of all of the seminars were rich and rewarding enough to be gathered into a more substantial publication. This book is the result. Time and timelessness meet in these dialogues that focus on the very root of human experience—that pointless point in which all apparent dualities are reconciled and all that lives has forever lived. Here in these still waters, says Jean Klein, is the essence and the All—that which neither knows nor needs the other in order to define itself. These dialogues are rich with meaning yet they speak in a language that is as simple direct and inspiring as the pointless point itself.

280 pages, Paperback

First published June 1, 1994

Reviews

[George · Rating 5 out of 5]

Doesn't get better than this

[Brian Wilcox · Rating 5 out of 5]

This work, as all the works of Klein I've read, I enjoyed as informative and inspirational. My favorite among the writers in nonduality.