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Dissolving The Ego
Have you had a glimpse of your true nature? Do you keep falling back asleep again? This book is a one of a kind work that will give you simple step by step advise, practice and tools to fully awaken to your True Self. You will learn how to recognise the Self that you already are by many various methods. Pick the one that call to you and apply what you read consistently. Nobody can show you what you already are but this book will show you how to look. Already you are the silence, stillness and peace that we are all innately looking for. Many spiritual seekers have seen the truth of what we really are but are as yet unable to live from and as that place. This book is designed for you..
118 pages, Kindle Edition
First published January 1, 2017
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May 17, 2020
Beautiful surprise!
This was more than I expected in this book! I understood what ego is and dissolve it; yet I felt more attuned to myself and my faith. Cheers!
This was more than I expected in this book! I understood what ego is and dissolve it; yet I felt more attuned to myself and my faith. Cheers!
November 5, 2018
A Real "How To" Book That Gets Right To It.
This book is short on philosophy send long on practicality. It should be titled "How To" Dissolve the Ego. For me it augments well my knowledge of mindfulness through Eckhart Tolle and Ronald Seigel. Changing our relationship to thought because one can't completely eliminate it is emphasized. Tolle says "true freedom comes when we realize we are not the thinker", and this book emphasizes tuning into the awareness of thought, not thoughts themselves. My true self is the awareness behind thought - the quiet presence that is aware of thought. Hamilton emphasizes the need to live in the awareness of all things, not in the things themselves wet thigh comprise three Ego. She gives simple, realistic practices and realistically manages our expectations by telling us the goal is being aware of awareness and that is all. I've sampled most of the "transcending the Ego" books, and this one gets right to it and manages to stay in the simplicity of this profound concept of returning to the true self I was before my conditioned mind - my Ego -emerged.
This book is short on philosophy send long on practicality. It should be titled "How To" Dissolve the Ego. For me it augments well my knowledge of mindfulness through Eckhart Tolle and Ronald Seigel. Changing our relationship to thought because one can't completely eliminate it is emphasized. Tolle says "true freedom comes when we realize we are not the thinker", and this book emphasizes tuning into the awareness of thought, not thoughts themselves. My true self is the awareness behind thought - the quiet presence that is aware of thought. Hamilton emphasizes the need to live in the awareness of all things, not in the things themselves wet thigh comprise three Ego. She gives simple, realistic practices and realistically manages our expectations by telling us the goal is being aware of awareness and that is all. I've sampled most of the "transcending the Ego" books, and this one gets right to it and manages to stay in the simplicity of this profound concept of returning to the true self I was before my conditioned mind - my Ego -emerged.
July 8, 2020
Great Read
I took away a lot from reading this book. When I used to read the Bible and see scriptures where God says to “be still”, be humble and meek or the “meek shall inherit the earth”, i did not understand them. After reading this book, those scriptures stand out so much, it’s amazing.
Furthermore, my ego has been in its comfort zone and these practices make it easy for me to dissolve the ego and let me accept all that is waiting in escrow for me.
I took away a lot from reading this book. When I used to read the Bible and see scriptures where God says to “be still”, be humble and meek or the “meek shall inherit the earth”, i did not understand them. After reading this book, those scriptures stand out so much, it’s amazing.
Furthermore, my ego has been in its comfort zone and these practices make it easy for me to dissolve the ego and let me accept all that is waiting in escrow for me.
April 25, 2018
Thought provoking
Book will get you on the path to remembering who you really are. There are simple but powerful lessons to practice to help you let go of the ego. Well worth reading.
Book will get you on the path to remembering who you really are. There are simple but powerful lessons to practice to help you let go of the ego. Well worth reading.
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