48 HOURS TO ENLIGHTENMENT. Is it really possible? Yes, if a person’s mind is ready and diligent. Enlightenment is not some otherworldly, indefinable state that is to be achieved in the distant future by grace, austerity, mysticism, or classic mindfulness and meditation. No, it is not.
It doesn’t take years of spiritual practice or devotion to a teacher. As a matter of fact, those will likely prevent it. Rather, it comes solely from one source – deeply comprehending reality as it is, both inwardly and outwardly.
If over the course of two days, a reader intensely studies and deeply grasps this material in hand, fundamental understanding can be theirs. For many others, it may take them longer to mull, test, and internalize the concepts herein.
It doesn’t take years of spiritual practice or devotion to a teacher. As a matter of fact, those will likely prevent it. Rather, it comes solely from one source – deeply comprehending reality as it is, both inwardly and outwardly.
If over the course of two days, a reader intensely studies and deeply grasps this material in hand, fundamental understanding can be theirs. For many others, it may take them longer to mull, test, and internalize the concepts herein.
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"What will be the tools utilized to purge the darkness of ignorance? The blazing torches of self-reliance, observation, reason, and a burning desire to see things exactly as they are."
Who this site is for:
- Those who are deeply passionate about discovering Truth – once and for all – and with certainty
- Those who have seen through traditional religion, seen through all of the popular movements of the day, and have abandoned following the crowd – those who sense that they must be a “lamp unto themselves”
- Spiritual seekers who have grasped that approaching truth through mere belief is a hopeless dead-end
- Those who demand a deeper, foundational wholeness and integrity in life – emotionally, intellectually, and spiritually – and who are averse to merely jumping on some bandwagon for quick emotional fulfillment
- Those who understand that even religion and philosophy must be founded on observation and reason – which are, in fact, the only means to comprehend Reality
Why this website on spirituality is very different ...
What this site presents is a completely different approach and conclusion to philosophy and religion … one that the reader should find bold, fresh, and thought-provoking.
When one observes spiritual systems, those of today and throughout history, we see a landscape littered with endless theories, systems, and beliefs. All of them dangle in front of prospective spiritual seekers the alleged rewards of enlightenment, heaven, or some important knowledge. Each claims to have some superiority of understanding or method, tempting the seeker to choose their path instead of others.
The seeker, new to the search for Truth, or even the more veteran seekers, find themselves in a flood of writers, sacred books, treatises – all calling out for investigation.
But one must be open to acknowledge a fundamental truth – as obvious and avoided as it is. And that is almost all spiritual teachers in the past have been dead wrong and have misled seekers throughout the millennia, and they still continue to do so today. Following them, merely because one “feels” that their teaching is correct, is a recipe for intellectual and spiritual doom – an almost guaranteed assurance to miss Truth.
What is proposed here today on this site and within the book 48 Hours to Enlightenment is a swift, final, and insightful end to all of the search, all of the doubts.
Misunderstanding will be severed at its very root, and the reader can be freed in a single, crucial insight. One will see through the untruth of almost every philosophical and spiritual system in existence. This might be taken as a bold statement, because it is difficult for the average person to come to grips with the fact that so many sincere people in the field of religion and philosophy can be so dead wrong – but so it is.