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Charlie Hits Home Apr 18, 2008
I liked Charlie's approach to saying the unsayable. He keeps you very focused and stops you wandering off into the story of your life.
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It feels like you are right there with him, not just reading a book Oct 02, 2007
This wonderful book excudes love and immediate presence. If you want the feeling of actually sitting with a great teacher, but don't have access to a live teacher, this book gives you the sense Charlie is right there with you. It's much more than just reading a book.
A jem Sep 24, 2007
This is a beautiful, jem of a book; written by a wonderful man. Highly recommended.
7 of 7 found the following review helpful:
presence , awareness just this and nothing else Mar 30, 2007
cahrlie hayes ,has written an excellent book on that which is the basis of all that is, and that is not. this book cuts through all the advaita jargon and gives it to you in easy to understand language. there is no-one to be enligntened there is only whatever is arising in awareness. this is the end of all searching, read and let what is being pointed to resonate in understanding the egg will crack and what is there all along will be realized for no- one. charlie thank you for giving this gift to the world. marc josef port washington , ny
8 of 8 found the following review helpful:
The end of the search Nov 10, 2006
Charlie tells it like it is and delivers the timeless message of Advaita in the tradition of Sri Nisargadatta and Bob Adamson. From the very first pages you are given the tools to know who you are and to investigate that until there are no doubts left. I am so grateful to Charlie for creating this guide book and sharing his time and energy without which knowing that "I Am" would have been mere words. Through the efforts of people like Charlie, there is a growing movement in Advaita today that was first sprouted in India, cultivated in Australia and has now taken root here in America. If you are finally finished wondering when "you" will get it, read this book and end the search.
Good on ya Charlie!
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