Love's Quiet Revolution: The End Of The Spiritual Search
The book was written shortly after his shift in consciousness. It cuts through many ideas   that we often hold about ourselves, others, and the world. These ideas keep us   locked in separation and conflict. By emphasizing these ideas, we carry with   us a sense of lack, as if something is missing in our lives. This sense of   lack leads us to seek wholeness or completion in drugs, alcohol,   self-improvement, relationships, love, sex, shopping, work, and many other   human endeavors. Scott says,"We are merely looking for ourselves.   Enlightenment is simply the recognition that presence is what we really are.   This recognition allows all seeking to end, leaving a deep sense of permanent   well-being and freedom, totally unimaginable to those who have never   experienced it."The central message in Scott's first book is that our real   identity is love itself, beyond all the ideas we emphasize about ourselves,   others, and the world. In seeing beyond those ideas, love reveals itself as   our natural state.