Life Without a Centre: Awakening from the Dream of Separation16 reviews Jeff Foster Non-Duality Press, 2006 A cup of tea + Exquisite, clear expression of nonduality This book is not for beginners or those unfamiliar with non-duality. This book will be highly appreciated by those who have read the works of Ramana and Nisargadatta to name a few well known masters on non-duality. In Part Three of the book, "A cup of tea", coincidentally, I have been practicing ...             Zen Mind, Beginner's Mind (Shambhala Library)140 reviews Shunryu Suzuki Shambhala, 2006 If you are going to read on book on Zen...Right Here + Shushô: Practice/Enlightenment + Know and not know + Excellent + a great book and even better b/c you can find it free online             10 Secrets for Success and Inner Peace73 reviews Wayne W. Dyer Hay House, 2002 This Book Gives Many Insights to a More Peaceful Life! + very inspiring + Perfect for listening in car + An inspiring book             Buddha: A Story of Enlightenment66 reviews Deepak Chopra HarperOne, 2008 Fantastic Read + Deepak Chopra succeeds in putting his own spin on this ancient story. + Enchanting + Inspirational Fiction             All There Is1 review Tony Parsons Open Secret Publishing, 2008 Tony's Best Kept Secret Tony Parsons is one of the very few people today communicating this rare and uncompromising message of absolute nonduality, and he does so in a most eloquent, skillful, and at times humorous, fashion. Tony's words (both in print, as on his audio recordings) resonate with a poetic aliveness which ...             Finding Reality: Awakening to Spiritual Freedom5 reviews Keith Loy AuthorHouse, 2008 An eye opener + Genuine, simple and humourous + clear & honest straight talking! Just the kind of realist this subject needs. He asks you to go beyond authority, belief or path and into reality; the present moment. You have to be ready to let go of what he calls second hand opinions when reading this book, because he completely shreds some misleading teachings, and much of the ...             Zen Mind, Beginner's Mind (Shambhala Library)140 reviews Shunryu Suzuki Shambhala, 2006 If you are going to read on book on Zen...Right Here + Shushô: Practice/Enlightenment + Know and not know + Excellent + a great book and even better b/c you can find it free online             Buddha: A Story of Enlightenment66 reviews Deepak Chopra HarperOne, 2008 Fantastic Read + Deepak Chopra succeeds in putting his own spin on this ancient story. + Enchanting + Inspirational Fiction             Life Without a Centre: Awakening from the Dream of Separation16 reviews Jeff Foster Non-Duality Press, 2006 A cup of tea + Exquisite, clear expression of nonduality This book is not for beginners or those unfamiliar with non-duality. This book will be highly appreciated by those who have read the works of Ramana and Nisargadatta to name a few well known masters on non-duality. In Part Three of the book, "A cup of tea", coincidentally, I have been practicing ...             Finding Reality: Awakening to Spiritual Freedom5 reviews Keith Loy AuthorHouse, 2008 An eye opener + Genuine, simple and humourous + clear & honest straight talking! Just the kind of realist this subject needs. He asks you to go beyond authority, belief or path and into reality; the present moment. You have to be ready to let go of what he calls second hand opinions when reading this book, because he completely shreds some misleading teachings, and much of the ...             All There Is1 review Tony Parsons Open Secret Publishing, 2008 Tony's Best Kept Secret Tony Parsons is one of the very few people today communicating this rare and uncompromising message of absolute nonduality, and he does so in a most eloquent, skillful, and at times humorous, fashion. Tony's words (both in print, as on his audio recordings) resonate with a poetic aliveness which ...             10 Secrets for Success and Inner Peace73 reviews Wayne W. Dyer Hay House, 2002 This Book Gives Many Insights to a More Peaceful Life! + very inspiring + Perfect for listening in car + An inspiring book