Transparency of Things: Contemplating the Nature of Experience

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Review ------ A transparent book by a transparent being. Francis Lucille, author of Eternity Now, The Perfume ofSilence, and Truth Love Beauty" Re of our true nature does not need studious reading of spiritual texts, years of meditation practice, or deep devotion to a teacher. We need only the willingness to engage in a rigorously honest investigation into the nature of awareness itself not an intellectual investigation, but a personal investigation into what we truly are. InThe Transparency of Things, Rupert Spira not only distils the essence of this inquiry into everyday language; he does so without reference to any metaphysics or esoteric doctrines. He appeals only to our direct experience, encouraging the reader to dive into the personal investigation of what it means to be aware. If you do, you will find yourself tasting the realization enjoyed by the awakened ones throughout the ages. Peter Russell, author of The Global Brain and From Science to God" "A transparent book by a transparent being." --Francis Lucille, author of Eternity Now, The Perfume of Silence, and Truth Love Beauty "Re of our true nature does not need studious reading of spiritual texts, years of meditation practice, or deep devotion to a teacher. We need only the willingness to engage in a rigorously honest investigation into the nature of awareness itself--not an intellectual investigation, but a personal investigation into what we truly are. In The Transparency of Things, Rupert Spira not only distils the essence of this inquiry into everyday language; he does so without reference to any metaphysics or esoteric doctrines. He appeals only to our direct experience, encouraging the reader to dive into the personal investigation of what it means to be aware. If you do, you will find yourself tasting the realization enjoyed by the awakened ones throughout the ages." --Peter Russell, author of The Global Brain and From Science to God Book Description ---------------- The Transparency of Things calls us to look clearly at the nature of experience, without any attempt to change it.