The Day of Awakening: A Book of Revelation and Self-discovery

The Day of Awakening is a book of revelation and Self-discovery, challenging our misconceptions and inviting our self-inquiry. It deals with states of awakening to mystical consciousness and the true nature of man; the practicality of mysticism and the simplicity of its healing truth in everyday life.

It speaks of the path of initiation and includes examples of the highs and lows of every man’s earnest endeavor to accommodate and adjust to himself as he goes through the inevitable changes encountered in the Ocean of Consciousness on the way to Self-realization.

But before we can proceed on the path of enlightenment, there are aspects of the spiritual life that need to be understood, facets of every righteous man’s journey, about which he may entertain false concepts and universal beliefs, such as: this world, healing, supply, mind, and body.

In this book, a modern-day Mystic’s Manual, all these are dealt with, as well as aspects of belief that assail man: what is Law, the effects of karma, understanding the nature of God, error, and prayer; meditation, forgiveness, and the truth of Individual Being.

Like a germinating seed breaching the confines and limitations of its shell, it is the Call of Awakening, leaving us ultimately with no choice but to respond to the irresistible unfoldment of Soul, whose revelations of the moment lead man to an understanding of the truth of his being and his oneness with God. Life then becomes an awareness of the Living Word and not just words, such that thereafter everything speaks.

REVIEWS:

"A priceless gift to mankind. Perfection itself."
--Allen Marsh, editor of Joel Goldsmith Acropolis publications including "The Foundation of Mysticism"

"A masterpiece of inner revelation and mystical literature."
--Joy Powell, teacher, practitioner, and author of The Stillness of "My Peace"

"I have the strong impression that something very important has been spoken through Tony Titshall and that this volume could come to be regarded as a Christian spiritual/mystical classic . . . In my mind, I compared this book to the writings of Jacob Boehme, the 16th century German mystic . . . I recognize in Tony one who is authentically experiencing and living from the mystery of Godliness. I have found insight and delight on every page and have been deeply moved by his poetry. He has somehow managed to express what I thought was inexpressible!"
--Peter Sumner, editor/publisher of Inner Light, an online magazine on emerging Christian and interfaith issues.

"Recommended Reading" in the "New Titles" section of the of the Watkins of London Review.
--Watkins of London Review