21 Days: A Guide for Spiritual Beginners
This book is about one man's journey with a deep desire to "wake up" and how he achieved that while living a normal life. I can definitely relate to a lot of the struggles and enjoyed reading this little book with powerful messages. The author gives honest accounts of his life and, after reading, I felt his "magic something" was something that doesn't look so unattainable after all. I recommend to anyone looking for the truth of who we are. --Amazon- Customer --Amazon CustomerWell written, engaging and completely accessible as an autobiography and a spiritual adventure. Love the parables and poems! We re seeing more awakening stories spring up among us regular people herald of shifts to come, I suspect. Thank you for going public. ...I ve personally been recommending the book to friends and colleagues. We wish you continued Magic Something! -Leslie France / The Monroe Institute --The Monroe Institute / Leslie FranceIn the lineage of Robert Pirsig s Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance, Carlos Castenada s Don Juan series, and William Least Heat Moon s Blue Highways, Jeff Dixon s 21 Days is a first-person account of a person s spiritual odyssey. Yet it is not the story of the journey up to the peak of the mountain, nor a reflection on what life looks like within that transcending nothingness. Instead, 21 Days is a glimpse of what it looks like when you ve come down the other side and returned to the world. ...This is quite a feat, and 21 Days is quite a book. --Erik W. Wikstrom/ UU Minister