The Real Nature of Mystical Experience

by Gopi Krishna

Overview

Gopi Krishna, born and reared in a rural area of Kashmir, achieved Cosmic Consciousness at the age of 34. This is such a rare achievement that it is unlikely that there have been more than five or six similar achievements over the past several hundred years. His more than 17 books, and many discourses, are considered the bible on the subject of Super-Consciousness and brain evolution. This book makes it absolutely clear as to what is Enlightenment, or Illumination, or Super-Consciousness, which is crucial for any aspirant who wishes to attain Higher Consciousness. Unless one knows the target of his or her spiritual practices, how can he hope to achieve that target. It is the same with any exercise or attainment. One must know in advance what it is that he is striving for. This book describes the goal. No other book does this as clearly and definitively as "The Real Nature of Mystical Experience."

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780941136143
Publisher:	Bethel Publishers
Publication date:	08/14/2011
Pages:	68
Sales rank:	791,703
Product dimensions:	5.51(w) x 8.50(h) x 0.16(d)

About the Author

Gopi Krishna, a self-taught philosopher-mystic, discovered the psycho-biological mechanism responsible for human evolution. Through intense mental concentration over a period of 17 years, he triggered the "mechanism" in his own brain and nervous system to being the process of accelerated evolution. After the process was virtually complete, be suddenly began to write both in prose and poetry, revealing biological and psychological secrets that are totally unknown by science. This small book, less than 20,000 words, is absolutely unique and transformational. Anyone who reads it will immediately have the answers that have alluded scientists and philosophers for thousands of years. Future historians will be at a loss as to why today's scientists are unable to comprehend it while ordinary readers grasp its secrets with ease, proving that too much intellectual cramming dulls the brain for the assimilation of higher knowledge.