Transcending karma

At the heart of this book is the legendary state of awakening, liberation, or enlightenment. If you have been searching for a long time and have not found the answers to fundamental life questions, take a deep breath, because this text is the final step on the spiritual journey. It deals with escaping the prison woven from the bonds of causality. If you are just at the beginning of your journey, it can save you a lot of time and energy by offering you a perspective from the other side – from the place where, sooner or later, you will inevitably find yourself.

Read about:

• what an epiphany in captivity is,
• the difference between freedom and the possibility of choice,
• the differences between the state of humanity, spiritual maturity, and absolute freedom,
• karmic loops and their programmes,
• liberating experiences and how to achieve them,
• what Māyā is and how it works,
• what the key questions are,
• what the discriminating power of the mind (viveka) is and its role in deconstructing illusion.

Adrian Kezele will amaze you with his clear descriptions of the eternal state of absolute freedom, the legendary moksha. For those who are ready, he offers a unique, practical process for deconstructing illusion. This process is neither easy nor suitable for everyone. So, who can be a candidate for it?

Adrian writes:

“The time will come when you will feel a final fatigue from all the pretending, hoping, falling and rising, creating and imagining, and when you will give up on fixing those inconsistencies. A time will come when nothing will be good enough, because the strange shadow of three-sided wheels will cover everything you touch, smell, taste, hear, see, and feel. That shadow will be everywhere, as unreal as the dysfunctional object that casts it, and the most painful words you have ever heard will scream loudly into your soul: 'It's not real. It's not real. It's not real. It's not real'. When that time comes, you will be ready. And you will perform the deconstruction of illusion. Not because you want to, but because you have to. On the very threshold of enlightenment, you will no longer have a choice. You will simply fall, and freedom will prevail.”