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57 of 57 found the following review helpful:
 YES, YES, and YES Mar 29, 2009
By Robert M. Flegal
If you are interested in really awakening and not just packing in more concepts about God, non-duality and so forth ... this is your book. There is only one other book on par with this one. It is "I am That" by Nisargadatta Maharaj. Either one of these is all you need. For westerners Scott's books is preferable.
bob flegal Austin,TX
39 of 39 found the following review helpful:
So Grateful! So Grateful... Nov 22, 2008
By Garret Bodman
"Just Here"
I bought this book because I really love Scott Kiloby's youtube satsang videos, and wanted to see what more he had to say. To be honest, I feel the quality of "my" life the last few weeks has improved so much because I've been really NOTICING things as they are... which is something Scott talks about very eloquently and with great insight in this book. I highly recommend this book if you are tired of simply acquiring more ideas and are ready to LOOK at what IS=)
-G
46 of 47 found the following review helpful:
The Only Book on Finding Yourself You Need Jun 25, 2008
By Eric Gross
"www.liberationfromthelie.com"
What I have read in the area of finding one's self through the schools of Buddhism, Hinduism (Advaita), Taoism, and, let's call it, "other", could fill a small library. But this book is simply the clearest, most direct, and emotionally charged book in the field. This is IT ladies and gentleman. If you are wandering the wide wide fields of seeking the Self, this is THE book for you. The sooner you get it, the "happier" (just a joke), you'll be.Liberation from the Lie: Cutting the Roots of Fear Once and for All
25 of 26 found the following review helpful:
Equal to the best Feb 13, 2009
By J. A. Hoye
I've read Eckhart, Ramana, Adyashanti, Byron Katie, Nisargadatta, Balsekar, Maharishi, de Mello, Pema Chodron, DT Suzuki, Shankara, and 50 others. This former druggie attorney writes as well as any on this elusive subject...a stunning nondual masterpiece.
19 of 19 found the following review helpful:
It is "this" Dec 09, 2008
By E. Mapplebeck
Many books of this type are written in the format of Q&A, this book is not and I liked that. This allowed for a more in depth discussion/description of each point. The language in this book is so simple for nonduality. Scott points out that the words aren't important, so he will use a variety of different words, but one he uses a lot is "this". Only "this" is appearing now. This book gave me a real mind understanding, and internally this book reasonated with me.
One quote I remember and use frequently, is "This moment is who I am"
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