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By Stephen Wolinsky Waking from the Trance: A Practical Course for Developing Multi-Dimensional Awareness (Com/Pap Un) [Audio CD]

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The author of Trances People Live explores the myriad dimensions of consciousness, guiding us through many experiential exercises to see beyond the inner structures that limit our awareness so that we may experience the many dimensions of who we are more fully.

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First published April 1, 2002

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Stephen H. Wolinsky

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Stephen H. Wolinsky is a founder of Quantum Psychology, integrating Western Psychology, Advaita-Vedanta’s Non-duality, Quantum Physics, Neuro-Science, and Buddhism. He is the author of fourteen books, audio tapes and a DVD series, I Am That I Am.
Wolinsky has a PhD in Clinical Psychology and began his psychotherapy practice in 1974. From 1975 to 1985 he met over thirty different Gurus, Teachers, Rinpoches, and Meditation Masters.
Wolinsky presently resides in Aptos, California.

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April 6, 2018
Mixture of teachings and theories from SW, based on psychology and also the Advaita teachings of Nisargadatta. Although there are some useful bits in here, which mostly stem from Nisargadatta's direct teachings, I found the bulk of the work to be heavy, laden with jargon and concepts, and largely unusable. This isn't such a surprise (coming from SW). I felt by the end that I was actually led deeper into a trance, rather than being woken from the trance. Only the most dedicated will likely get through this completely.
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January 24, 2021
3.5/5
It is a pretty dry and boring book, but it is also loaded with gems. This book is mainly for the most earnest spiritual seeker. I listened to the audio book and Stephen Wolinsky was great a great narrator. However, if I am to read this again - I'll read the paperback and just highlight the important eye-opening sections.
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