Publisher's Synopsis
For thousands of years, even before recorded history, shamans and others have sought understanding of the so-called spiritual world. Once writing was invented, then the narratives started about what people thought Enlightenment was and what it represented. In all cases it has been perceived to be something spiritual. What True Enlightenment presents is an alternative explanation to all these spiritual quests by informing the reader that the road to Enlightenment is not about spirituality and mysticism, but instead relates to a psychological process to prepare one for a direct interface with higher consciousness. Over the ages, spirit and consciousness have been mistakenly conflated to mean the same thing, yet they are not the same thing. Although the author of this book has presented a large number of books over the past 5 years, this short book serves as a foundational primer to show how those seeking Enlightenment have misunderstood the process and have been going about it the wrong way. If you are one of those who has only recently stepped onto this path, or if you are a seasoned veteran in the quest for Enlightenment who has chased the spiritual rainbow without any success for your efforts, this book should benefit your understanding and help direct you down more productive channels of understanding.
