
Member Reviews

13 days of absolute pleasure…
I took my time with this because I listened to it in bits due to the nature of this audiobook and I’m so glad I done it this way as I feel I got the best from it doing so.
Rupert Spira really opens the mind in an extremely extraordinary thought provoking spiritual way to what is and what we may think about life, love, being and everything in between. We take a journey with Rupert via what appears to be audiences where he is doing Q&A sessions which are really interesting.
“Peace and quiet joy on the inside
Love and beauty on the outside”
I’ve always had a similar outlook on love that we fall in love with many things such as yes people we may feel deep bonds and connections with others but also with music or art, architecture and nature and during the various sections within this audiobook he explains this in a very profound way. For example one area discussed is subject object relationship and how we may look at an object such as a chair and not relate to it in the same manner as we would walking in nature this is broken down and explained how we do experience love through art and the like!
Also included are some beautiful meditations, I have to admit he has such a wonderful way of delivery with appropriate pauses that at first listening I thought there was a technical issue then I realised it was the purpose of patience to breathe to absorb to digest..!!
It is an extremely zen vibe so another little confession I also drifted off on occasion due to the soothing way in which this narrative is done. This is one I would definitely recommend to anyone interested in learning more about self care or opening your mind and expanding consciousness. It’s a keeper for sure!
It was published back in February this year and I’m sure it is already doing well. Huge gratitude to Rupert Sipra, NetGalley & Sounds True Audiobooks for this one 📚🎧❤️🙏🏽