Hello:

Back in 2011 I self published two books. I made very little effort to market them and it seems as if few people became aware of them.  Some people emailed me through my site and said they found the books very helpful.

I rewrote them and published second editions. One book is called "A Night in Heaven" and the other is called "Joining the Oneness-Beyond Nonduality." If anybody is interested, here is an amazon link. It would be great if you provided a review, because Amazon's search algorithm considers how many reviews are done.



http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_c_0_12/184-9834169-8613465?url=search-alias...

At Amazon.com you can take a peak inside.

seagull wrote on Feb 25^th, 2016 at 9:49pm:

Seagull:

Regarding my book “Joining the Oneness-Beyond Nonduality,” I didn’t have people such as those who visit this site in mind when I wrote it. Rather, I was thinking of people who are into Nondual teachings. Interpretations vary, but Nonduality basically contends that individuality is an illusion and only the awareness aspect of being is valid. I used to believe this way until I found out that the awareness, creative and mind aspects of being are valid (they are inseparable from each other), and eternal uniqueness in the form of many souls who are one and many at the same time does in fact exist. I feel very grateful that I found this out, and figure that some of the people who are currently involved with nondual teachings might benefit from hearing of an alternative possibility. 

Chances are that very few of these people will be interested in what I have to say. People tend to get attached to their belief systems. This is especially so if a part of their attachment is based on the belief that their chosen sources of information can’t be wrong. This happens with nondual teachings because they come from gurus who claim to enlightened, this supposedly means that such gurus can’t be wrong about  spiritual matters, and once a person chooses to believe this, he or she might have a very difficult time considering things in a different way.

Regarding  “A Night in Heaven,”  a fair amount is available at amazon.com. If I provide too much information there is no point in publishing the book.

Hello Doodad:

Thank you for the suggestions. I don't believe Bob Olsen would be a good fit for my books since they don't provide detailed explanations of the after life.

I haven't heard of Jim Harold, I'll check him out.

doodad wrote on Mar 17^th, 2016 at 2:18pm: