Lucid Living: A book you can read in an hour that will your world inside out
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Lucid Living presents the ancient wisdom of awakening in a funky new way. The author - an internationally-respected authority on world mysticism - shares seven life-transforming insights that wake us up from the numbness we call 'normality', so we experience how mysterious and miraculous existence really is. Simple, inspirational, utterly unique - and destined to become a modern spiritual classic. OCC036000
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #375705 in Books
- Published on: 2005-07-05
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Binding: Paperback
- 80 pages
Editorial Reviews
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"One of the most approachable books on the true nature of the self I've come across. Everyone should read it." -- Peter Russell, Author of From Science to God and The Global Brain Awakens
"The greatest wisdom of the ages and how to become ONE with it in a book one can easily read." -- Patrick Wells, Associate producer of I Love You to Death staring Keanu Reeves
Lucid Living takes us to that place of wisdom that lies dormant in everyone. -- Larry Dossy, MD, Author: The Extraordinary Healing Power of Ordinary Things
A book to be savoured and re-visited. -- Scientific and Medical Network Review
You are holding in your hands a true Gospel of Love for the future to come. -- Alice O. Howell, Author: The Dove in the Stone and The Beejum Book
Customer Reviews
Why struggle so hard to deny the easily observed?
What? We do not have bodies, we do not have rational minds, we are not human beings, this is not reality we observe all around us? If that is true, why is it necessary to struggle so hard to imagine ourselves in his alternate reality? Why is it necesaary to struggle so hard to deny the easily observed? In fact, if his alternative to reality is what we are to believe instead, then the concept and virtue of truth has no meaning and there's no method to establish what is true. Truth is the product of a consciousness which is able to process the evidence of the world by means of logic in order to test one's conclusions about the world. If the evidence of a body, of a material world, of our rational thought processes is not real, then no such product such as truth is possible. This illustrates quite simply how Freke's denial of reality is self-contradictory and, thus, false.
If you are reading this, you are a human being, using your rational mind to interpret the symbols into the ideas you and I share in our minds, words which say, You do have a human body, this world is real. Wake up! You've heard about alternative realities in science fiction? Freke is an imaginative-metaphysics fiction writer. One of the best.
My disagreement with him over these profound philosophical principles, which you are equipped to deal with yourself, in no way expresses a disagreement with his explosion of the myths of Christian orthodoxy.
As for this book, read it! See if you are not struggling to make his imaginary view of reality somehow real to yourself. if you are, that tells you much about its fictional character.
Read it!
A very brief but impactful book that is recommenced for every free-thinking person. It cuts to the core of experiential spirituality and the mystical experience we are all capable of realing for ourselves. It can help reveal our commonality of consciousness and our fundamental unity In Consciousness. A modern day Vedantic classic.
That's it?
It is true you can read this "book" in under an hour, but it will be an hour sadly wasted. Although Freke presents this material as novel, original, and mind-blowing... it is none of those things. Freke's thoughts on existence and consciousness are the same things you likely came up with and mulled over as a pre-teen. In the end, the entire book seems to be nothing but a pointlessly empty build-up for Freke to implore us to "give peace a chance".
This book is pithy meta-physical mumbo-jumbo with little to no substance. Don't waste your money.




