hidden teaching beyond yoga, The
Book Description
Paul Brunton invites readers on a profound journey of philosophical inquiry that challenges our most fundamental assumptions about reality. In this exploration, he systematically examines the widespread belief that we exist as separate beings observing an external world from within our minds.
Through careful reasoning and step-by-step analysis, Brunton reveals how our ordinary perception of experience may be entirely backwards. He demonstrates that what we typically consider solid matter and objective reality lacks the foundation we imagine it possesses. Instead, he guides readers toward recognizing that all phenomena we encounter, including our sense of space and time, exist within consciousness itself.
This philosophical investigation dismantles the conventional subject-object relationship that shapes how most people navigate daily life. Rather than accepting the common notion that knowledge flows from an outside world into our awareness, Brunton presents a radically different understanding where mind encompasses all experience.
The insights offered here promise to fundamentally shift how readers relate to their surroundings and themselves. By questioning the very nature of perception and reality, this work opens doorways to a deeper comprehension of existence itself.
Brunton's approach combines rigorous philosophical examination with practical implications for spiritual understanding, making complex metaphysical concepts accessible to sincere seekers ready to question their most basic assumptions about the nature of reality and consciousness.
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