Conversations on Awakening contains 12 unique accounts of Awakening. They are all taken from transcripts of interviews that were made for Conscious TV. People used to talk of ‘Enlightenment’ or ‘Self-Realisation’ but these days it is Awakening that people tend to speak of. What does Awakening mean? What form does it take? How does it affect ones practical life? How is it integrated? These are all important questions that are addressed in the chapters in this book.

Some of the subjects are renowned spiritual teachers while others are completely unknown having never lead a seminar or written a book.

The beauty of the spiritual path is that no story is the same. There are a myriad of paths up the mountain and we all end up finding our own way.

So many of us realise that we are much, much more than just a human being. There are so many levels of our existence. This book will hopefully encourage you, inspire you, and maybe even guide you to find out who you really are.

CONTENTS

FOREWORD
INTRODUCTION
INTERVIEWS

A.H Almaas
Endless Enlightenment

Jessica Britt
The Great Alchemy

Sheikh Burhanuddin
The Journey of a Modern Sufi Mystic

Linda Clair
I Am Enlightened

John Butler
Discovering Stillness – Parts 1 and 2

Billy Doyle
The Mirage of Separation

Georgi Y. Johnson
I Am Here

Cynthia Bourgeault
Seeing with the Eyes of the Heart

Gabor Harsanyi
The Master of Silence

Tess Hughes
The Non-Event of No Self

Philip Jacobs
The Pathless Path

Igor Kufayev
The Impact of Awakening

CONSCIOUS TV  – THE IDEA
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ABOUT CONSCIOUS TV
WEBSITES OF INTERVIEWEES

Conscious TV is a UK based TV channel founded by Iain & Renate McNay, broadcasting on the Internet and on various Satellite channels in the UK.

Its quest is to stimulate debate, question, enquire, inform, enlighten, encourage and inspire people in the areas of Consciousness, Science, Non-Duality and Spirituality. Since launching in Spring 2008 Conscious TV has produced more than 400 programmes.

You can read Iain and Renate’s story here. Conscious tv is run by a team of volunteers and are always open to new ideas for programmes and suggestions for interviewees.