The Practice In Between: The Art of Letting Go

by Jim Bruton

With the release of Jim Bruton's first book, The In Between, A Trip of a Lifetime, readers began asking how they could put into practice the wisdom from the In Between. Using the personal integration of his Near-Death Experience in the In Between as a guide, Jim produced many videos and conducted hundreds of interviews that eventually led to the writing of this book. He was told how to write it in an Out of Body Experience, that told him that the words would contain the information but the rivers of white that ran between them held the understanding.During this process, Jim realized the In Between did not want to be known as a 12-Step Guide to Surviving Life, but more as a space that invites each person to fill it with the essence of their own lives, the things that are important and meaningful to them. Instead of promoting some Next Big Thing, this book is about letting go, discovering that you have had all along what you need to be a happy, spiritual person.You cannot satisfy desires. You can only feed them. Similarly, answers to questions can take you only so far. To take the quantum leap, you stop answering questions, and you awaken to them.

Kindle Edition

Published July 18, 2021

Reviews

[Thomas Fiffer · Rating 5 out of 5]

Clear, compelling, and concise. This little book, which taps the wisdom the author was given during a near-death experience after crashing his plane, helps readers learn how to detach, how to stop clinging to the past and hanging on the future. There is only the present, what he calls "the impossible now." Highly recommended for anyone looking to simplify existence and focus on what's truly important.

[Julie A. · Rating 5 out of 5]

I feel like this book is perfect for the Seeker who has read a lot, experienced a lot, and who is probably familiar with many spiritual ideas. A lot of people have a hard time understanding loving detachment, but Jim describes this state of being eloquently, having experienced pure consciousness in his NDE. If you're ready for it, it's golden!

[R.M. · Rating 5 out of 5]

I liked it. I’ve read a lot of self-help type books and thought this had some really good points and awareness changing moments.