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No Attachments, No Aversions: The Autobiography of a Master
This compelling, rivetting book will take you step by step into what Lester was discovering and feeling during his own personal quest towards realization. The book covers Lester's most intimate feelings about life before consciousness and then after his awakening. Lester shares with the reader the inner process he used to change a death sentence into a life of complete joy
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Paperback
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150 pages
Published
January 1st 2003
by Lawrence Crane Enterprises, Inc.
(first published December 31st 2002)
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This is a guide to enlightenment, no more, no less. It is divided into two sections entitled “Life before consciousness” and “Life after consciousness”.
It is the autobiography of Lester Levenson, who describes his wretched life “before consciousness”, how he was unhappy, was told by his doctor that he could drop dead at any moment, and was tired of looking for love.
He decided to drop all his past knowledge and start from scratch in order to find the answers he needed to transform his life. He fo ...more
It is the autobiography of Lester Levenson, who describes his wretched life “before consciousness”, how he was unhappy, was told by his doctor that he could drop dead at any moment, and was tired of looking for love.
He decided to drop all his past knowledge and start from scratch in order to find the answers he needed to transform his life. He fo ...more
Mind-blowing and utterly readable. The part that sticks with me is Lester's saying how he experienced anti-semitism every day of his life before his awakening. After his awakening, he never experienced it again. The implications of this, for me, shine a whole new light on the idea of personal responsibility.
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