Liberation IS The End of The Spiritual Path edition by Salvadore Poe SelfHelp eBooks
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In this remarkable book, Salvadore Poe guides you step by step to awakening. There are numerous books that talk about spiritual awakening and enlightenment. And while reading any of them, you may be inspired, and you may be impressed with the wisdom of the author, but you don’t awaken. You just add more concepts and beliefs to your mind about what enlightenment is, and this keeps you seeking for answers and resolution.
Liberation IS, The End of the Spiritual Path is different. It is intended as a final push for those who are ready to be finished seeking. Through inquiries and experiments, you are guided to recognize your free essential being, and what is revealed in that recognition is that you are whole and complete, lacking nothing, exactly as you are now. When this is clearly seen and becomes doubtless, seeking ends naturally, by itself.
Liberation IS The End of The Spiritual Path edition by Salvadore Poe SelfHelp eBooks
This is a beautiful, special book. I first heard of Sal on a BATGAP interview. There was a hint of freedom and liberation is the interview... so I bought the book. The main idea is the freedom possible by taking a "Holiday" from thought and mind. A holiday is taking a time-out, letting go of all thoughts, and to be in the present.... feeling any body sensations, kinda "no mind" state, being present, of getting out of our insistent heads, to a place of freedom and no thought. It's similar to meditation, but without the focus on the breath, and without the trappings of meditation, such as getting into an altered state, following the breath, a rigid posture, or an enlightened or awakened experience. The reader is invited to take a holiday whenever possible.One of the unique things of this book, is that at several points, Sal asks you to go back to the beginning of the book, and reread the short examples of what a holiday is, and then to actually take a holiday! It' s not a book for speed reading!
So much of spirituality is conceptual - every awakened dude trying to sell you their latest book - what worked for him or her, what Nisargidatta said, when the truth is very simple, Sal breaks down many rigid concepts and urges, such as being enlightened, and the spiritual search. This book is about ending the spiritual search - a pretty freaky thing. What would you do if you didn't have any spiritual books to read, retreats to attend, or satsangs to attend? "Liberation Is" has been a very liberating expression.
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Liberation IS The End of The Spiritual Path edition by Salvadore Poe SelfHelp eBooks Reviews
I have read many books on liberation/awakening....and maybe it was just timing for me...but this one brought so many pieces together. There's so much wisdom and clarity in Sal's words. I really GOT for the first time that however the human being in me shows up is absolutely okay....I also loved the way he framed the fact that even when you get that you are done seeking, it takes time for the momentum to slow all the way down.
Very helpful. So much gratitude for this book.....
Starts with nice inquiry about how thoughts and beliefs limit us, however only leads to a state of not knowing anything but the “ordinary” life, feeling its pains and pleasures and not caring about anything beyond. No answers for deep questions, no deeper wisdoms, no acceptance of God or any other beliefs, not even self. From the denial of self the author tries to program us let go of all worries and concerns and just be. Combines valid ideas with poor conclusions in my opinion, quite misleading and while I appreciated some of the inquires I felt the book was overall if believed only disempowering. “End of The Spiritual Path” here he means literally, so a cautionary note for lovers of spirituality.
If you've read hundreds of non-duality books and you're getting weary of the spiritual search--this book may be the one to buy next. It may be your last spiritual book. It's that powerful. Sal cuts through to some simple basic inquiry that really allows us to perhaps--finally--quit searching. I can't recommend this highly enough.
I've done a good amount of nondual inquiry over the years. Sal's approach has brought me to a level of clarity in a couple of short weeks that I have never been at before. Of course it could be said that I am 'ripe' from the years of seeking and, while that is true, there is an approach here that I find unique and extremely effective and simple for me. I've always felt that using one's daily life as a vehicle to drop all these indoctrinated notions about an 'I having a life' is the most efficient way to go. It's hard for me to share more because I'm in the 'middle of this' right now, but I am surprised there are not more reviews of Sal's book and I wanted to add this in hopes more people will investigate the teachings presented here.
Like many other reviewers, I have had many teachers and read many books over a couple of decades on the "spiritual path." It can take a long, long time to separate the wheat from the chaff, to see for yourself what is and is not true--and given the recent proliferation of teachers I wonder sometimes if it is getting more difficult, rather than easier, to sort out truth from fiction.
I'd recommend this book over all others I have read, and Sal over all teachers I have met, because he does two things better than anyone else I've read and worked with first, he's all wheat and no chaff--Sal gets directly and unambiguously to the truth, without the extraneous "spiritual" and psychological side paths or blind alleys that other teachers seem to get sidetracked in. This sidetracking seems to happen, in my experience, even for many teachers who I think are very clearly awake and done Some just seem to be better than others at conveying the essence, and Sal does this better than anyone else I've encountered. Second, he insists that you experience and experiment for yourself, as you are reading the book. Quite often he writes only one sentence, then directs you to check out what he has just described. Over and over again, in different ways, from different perspectives, building an unambiguous and clear set of knowings that are what you know, not just what he knows, because you have seen them for yourself. This is not a quick read, it's not really a "read" at all, it's a manual to help you see the truth, for yourself.
His instructions and suggestions are written from the perspective of a twenty-first century American and thus are clear to other twenty-first century Americans and other Westerners. That's very useful. I can read, say, Nisargadatta, and there are definitely very, very clear descriptions that jump right out at me, but there are also parts that I find almost incomprehensible because they are written for folks who have some knowledge of Hindu concepts, of which I have none. That make's Nisargadatta slow and confusing going for a guy like me who grew up in California, not Bombay/Mumbai. Sal's book may be slow, but it's not confusing.
I've also done Skype sessions with Sal as well as group sessions with others who have worked with him. He is ordinary, unpretentious, unmystical, funny, and unrelenting in keeping you focused on what's true, I give his book and his teachings the highest recommendation.
This is a beautiful, special book. I first heard of Sal on a BATGAP interview. There was a hint of freedom and liberation is the interview... so I bought the book. The main idea is the freedom possible by taking a "Holiday" from thought and mind. A holiday is taking a time-out, letting go of all thoughts, and to be in the present.... feeling any body sensations, kinda "no mind" state, being present, of getting out of our insistent heads, to a place of freedom and no thought. It's similar to meditation, but without the focus on the breath, and without the trappings of meditation, such as getting into an altered state, following the breath, a rigid posture, or an enlightened or awakened experience. The reader is invited to take a holiday whenever possible.
One of the unique things of this book, is that at several points, Sal asks you to go back to the beginning of the book, and reread the short examples of what a holiday is, and then to actually take a holiday! It' s not a book for speed reading!
So much of spirituality is conceptual - every awakened dude trying to sell you their latest book - what worked for him or her, what Nisargidatta said, when the truth is very simple, Sal breaks down many rigid concepts and urges, such as being enlightened, and the spiritual search. This book is about ending the spiritual search - a pretty freaky thing. What would you do if you didn't have any spiritual books to read, retreats to attend, or satsangs to attend? "Liberation Is" has been a very liberating expression.
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