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Liepman Literary Agency
Marc Koralnik
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AFTER AWARENESS. The End of the Pass

Greg Goode

Author Greg Goode is a leader in non-duality philosophy with an established following and a deep connection to his readers.
Goode translates the language of the Direct Path into terms friendly to Buddhists and adherents of other spiritual paths.
What makes Goode's writing so engaging is its precision and intellectual rigorous. After Awareness appeals to philosophically minded seekers and readers interested in ethics, as well as those curious about non-dual awareness.
Written by leading non-duality author Greg Goode, After Awareness offers a course in non-dual philosophy that allows readers to explore the inner workings of the Direct Path approach to self-inquiry—a set of teachings attributed to Sri Atmananda (Krisha Menon) that investigate the nature of the mind experientially.
Following the Direct Path is one way to dissolve the illusory “I,” which can lead readers to a lasting sense of joy and freedom.

It was a feeling of separation and a need for nonphysical nourishment that led Greg Goode on a spiritual search, sorting through a variety of traditions and their doctrines, and eventually to non-duality and the Direct Path approach to self-inquiry. In this book, he offers an accessible, non-dogmatic guide to this process, sharing secrets of the Direct Path that are rarely revealed.

Rather than a prescriptive, step-by-step book, After Awareness is a presentation of how the Direct Path works, examining lesser-known aspects of the path and providing context, examples, and critiques of its methods. Readers learn how to use the tools of non-dual self-inquiry—as well as when to discard them—and find a set of less doctrinaire terms and pointers for discussing non-dual awareness and the Direct Path in a twentyfirst-
century context.

Greg Goode is known for a unique combination of penetrating insight, comfort with both Eastern and Western sources, and a down-to-earth sense of humor. He is author of Standing as Awareness and Nondualism in Western Philosophy, and studied psychology at California State University and philosophy at the University of Rochester and the University of Cologne. Goode resides in New York, NY.
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Published 2016-11-01 by New Harbinger