The Frog: A Spiritual Autobiography, Spanning Many Lifetimes

by Robert Aho

Enter the mind of a Spiritual Practitioner who has traversed life and death, remembering past lifetimes, even encountering Buddha Shakyamuni long ago, when the author was just a frog. This strange multi-lifetime experience is transformed very honestly, directly onto the page, for amusement, for the shock and horror of seeing all of that turmoil of many lifetimes, as well as seeing our current world, simply as it is. Through this rather weird journey, the reader will become acquainted with what it feels like to experience the depths of meditation and Spiritual Practice, as well as death, what it feels like to traverse the death bardo. The story is told as it was experienced by a practitioner of Dzogchen, one who also known as a Délok, one who has come back to life with vivid memories of the inexplicable light beyond all limitations that is experienced when we die or when we have profound spiritual experiences. Expect the unexpected, or maybe just leave this book alone, while you still have the chance.

535 pages, Kindle Edition

Published October 2, 2021