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A Compelling Account of an Enlightenment Experience, the Magic of
Life and
The Light.In this richly mystical short story, while deep in the majestic wilderness of the
Himalayan mountains the author encounters something very unexpected, answers to his innermost questions."Always I have loved the vastness and beauty of nature, sensed some deep mystery here, some great and incomprehensibly profound meaning, as do many. One explores the great mountains, standing eternal like monumental impenetrable puzzles, inviting wonder and question. What is this vastness, what does it mean?—and the beauty, what is the cause of it? What makes it? What is this enormous energy of the world, the power, the life, the light?"From year to year one senses the mystery and attempts to read the riddle, to answer the question. For so long I traveled the wilderness, thinking how magnificent everything was; often dangerous, sometimes sad, sometimes joyful, yet always beautiful. I lived and walked the mountains and traveled through forests, searching—and certain things looked so enchanting, so mysterious. Tongues of flame writhing against a black night; an eagle wheeling through the blue; a crystal lake set in emerald forest; a great white peak sailing on the sky; millions of stars scattered upon the night sky like so many cities of the gods. So often I gazed in wonder and awe, and once in a while a strange feeling would come over me, as though something never seen yet long anticipated was about to happen, that a veil was about to lift, that at last I would see into the mystery. But then . . . then the moment would pass and nothing would happen, the dream continued, the riddle still unsolved, the secret unrevealed, the spell unbroken." —
M.G. HawkingWhile in the great mountains of the
Himalayas, the author meets with an experience that illuminates those mysteries, revealing the secrets of life and the light. Richly enlightening, this narrative recounts the author’s experience and subsequent thoughts and reflections, putting in a new perspective the insights reached by some of history’s greatest minds."
Everything we call real is made of things that cannot be regarded as real." —Niels Bohr, Nobel Laureate"
Reality is merely an illusion, albeit a very persistent one." —Albert Einstein, Nobel Laureate"
Consciousness cannot be accounted for in physical terms, for consciousness is absolutely fundamental. Quantum physics reveals a basic oneness of the universe. Multiplicity is only apparent; in truth, there is only one mind." —Erwin Schrödinger, Nobel LaureateThese profound concepts have been expressed as well by Eastern mystics and sages throughout the millennia, the philosophy of one mind, of the one-consciousness present in all things. Could the experience of enlightenment be the direct experience of this one mind? If so, what does it reveal?This inspirational story of an enlightenment experience will touch you and leave you with a profound message.2017 Edition Short Story. Kindle e-reader page count 157 (estimated, varies depending on the reading device used). Includes an Anthology Section with excerpts from Wisdom Masters Press books, including
The Living Part of a Legend, A Village of Masters book series.
Library-Cataloging-Data: enlightenment, expanded awareness, visionary, metaphysical, mystical, esoteric, arcane, occult, higher knowledge, Nepal, Himalayan mountains, unexplained mysteries, ancient mysteries
