AUM I AM
Your Guide to Your Self
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- 9,99 €
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- 9,99 €
Publisher Description
AUM I AM invites you to a fundamentally different way of seeing. What if the world we experience as an objective and independent reality does not exist separately from the one who perceives it? What if what the ancient sages called Maya is not a denial of the world, but an invitation to recognise its true nature?
For thousands of years, the world's wisdom traditions have pointed toward this insight. Today, AUM I AM combines this timeless, non-dual wisdom with the fascinating insights of modern quantum physics and the holographic view of reality. Together, they open up a perspective that fundamentally challenges our conventional understanding of consciousness, matter and reality. From the meeting of timeless spiritual wisdom and contemporary science emerges perhaps the most important question a human being can ask:
Who am I, before every thought, belief and identification?
AUM I AM is a clear and profound guide to direct Self-realisation. Inspired by the timeless invitation Know Thyself, it unfolds the metaphor of the ocean and the wave: we are not separate waves moving across an ocean, but the one Ocean experiencing itself as myriads of waves. Matter, energy and light reveal themselves as different expressions of one indivisible Reality.
To embody this recognition in everyday life, the book unfolds as the University for Self-realisation. Through four inner faculties – Beliefs, Thoughts, Emotions and Actions – it gradually reveals how the experience of separation arises, and how it can dissolve once more into the remembrance of the One Self.
From the natural clarity of this recognition, a new way of living begins to unfold. Not by escaping the world, but by experiencing it from the awareness that sustains it. When the observer changes, the world that is observed changes as well.
AUM I AM asks for no belief. It is an invitation to direct inquiry, inner experience and recognition – a path on which the seeker discovers that what has always been sought was never truly absent. For, in the end, the seeker is revealed to be the very Sought.