OCEAN IN A DROP is a journey to self-realization. It guides the reader to expansion of consciousness through meditation. While using many authors to help on the way, it relies on one's own direct, immediate experience for the answer to, 'Who Am I?' The title OCEAN IN A DROP was inspired by a comment made by Lama Govinda. Instead of the drop slipping into the sea, the sea slips into the drop, the infinite into the finite, universal consciousness into the human vessel. "Ocean in a Drop," as used here, has two meanings. First, everything I need is already in me. I have but to explore and...

Your natural makeup shapes your spiritual life. This book thrusts you into your roots and innate spiritual power. "Honoring God Within" means "The Light to see and the Strength to do are Within You." Moving from intellectual awareness to a deeper "feeling" awareness imparts learning and self-expansion that is difficult to define, yet goes to a profound, more real level. With your mind as servant to your larger self you awaken and flow into the Divine. God is working directly with you. Your core, where God is working, can give you peace and acceptance with joy for what happens to you, along...

Finding Oneness The Power of Loving Awareness If Oneness exists, it's up to me to find it. Do I accept the responsibility for attaining Oneness? If I do, where do I look? This book declares that my own loving awareness holds the key, but is my intellect sturdy enough to survive living in the heart? "Behold but one in all things; it is the second that leads you astray"--Kabir. Oneness awaits me if I put aside the second. My heart has treasures for me, but only if I open it.

This book explores what captivates the author and the reader, demonstrating the inner greatness of the -I.- It recounts a journey in and out of formal religion, sharing personal experiences and those of meditation masters. The narrative climaxes in revealing some higher consciousness experiences, particularly the immediate awareness of oneness, leading to a personal declaration, -I am God, not as He is, but as I am.- His conclusion is that spirituality is 'loving, ' simple in words but difficult in living. Knowing that loving can be risky, the author faces his own challenge and offers it to...